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Fred has 32 ounces of cookie dough. If he used 0.56 ounces of cookie dough for each cookie, what is a reasonable estimate of how many cookies he can make?

Fred has 32 ounces of cookie dough. If he used 0.56 ounces of cookie dough for each cookie, what is a reasonable estimate of how many cookies he can make?
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Fred has 32 ounces of cookie dough. If he used 0.56 ounces of cookie dough for each cookie, what is a reasonable estimate of how many cookies he can make?

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Answer:

57 cookies

Explanation:

32/0.56= 57.14

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