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It takes 0.750.75 cups of sugar to make a batch of lemon cookies. I have 5.55.5 cups of sugar. How many batches can I make?
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It takes 0.750.75 cups of sugar to make a batch of lemon cookies. I have 5.55.5 cups of sugar. How many batches can I make?
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It takes 0.750.75 cups of sugar to make a batch of lemon cookies. I have 5.55.5 cups of sugar. How many batches can I make?
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7 or 8 batches
lmk if it’s right
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