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Tina uses 3/4 of a cup of walnuts for a pan of brownies. How many cups of walnuts are needed for 12 pans of brownies?
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Tina uses 3/4 of a cup of walnuts for a pan of brownies. How many cups of walnuts are needed for 12 pans of brownies?
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Tina uses 3/4 of a cup of walnuts for a pan of brownies. How many cups of walnuts are needed for 12 pans of brownies?
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Answer:
9 cups
Explanation:
3/4 cups per pan
12 pans
3/4*12=36/4
9 cups
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