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A recipe requires 7.5 teaspoons of sugar to make a serving of mousse. Which equation shows the number of teaspoons of sugar, y, needed to make x servings of mousse? A. x = 7.5y …

A recipe requires 7.5 teaspoons of sugar to make a serving of mousse. Which equation shows the number of teaspoons of sugar, y, needed to make x servings of mousse? A. x = 7.5y …
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A recipe requires 7.5 teaspoons of sugar to make a serving of mousse. Which equation shows the number of teaspoons of sugar, y, needed to make x servings of mousse?

A. x = 7.5y
B. y = 7.5x
C. y = 7.5 + x
D. x = 7.5 + y

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User Zakhar Rodionov
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b because you're trying to find how much sugar you need for x amount of servings
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User Ali Qanbari
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The answer is A) x = 7.5y.
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