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I need to help with that

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The ratio of people that can be served to milligrams of baking soda needed is:

Serving : Baking Soda
2 : 1600mg

Since you want 10 people, you can multiply this ratio by 5:5 to get

10 people served = 8000mg needed

8000mg = 8 grams
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