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Greesire acch Mathematics 3 A baker made 8 pounds of cookie dough. The baker used the dough to make several batches of cookies. The graph shows the amount of cookie dough that is needed to make different numbers of batches of cookies. Cookies Based on the graph, which statement correctly explains the number of batches of cookies the baker can make from the 8 pounds of dough? A The baker can make 8 batches of cookies because it takes 1 pound of dough to make 1 batch of cookies. B The baker can make 16 batches of cookies because it takes 1 pound of dough to make 1 batch of cookies. C The baker can make 8 batches of cookies because it takes 1 pound of dough to make 2 batches of cookies. D The baker can make 16 batches of cookies because it takes 1 pound of dough to make 2 batches of cookies. 17 GO ON -

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3 A baker made 8 pounds of cookie dough. The baker used the dough to make several batches of cookies. The graph shows the amount of cookie dough that is needed to make different numbers of batches of cookies.

Cookies

Based on the graph, which statement correctly explains the number of batches of cookies the baker can make from the 8 pounds of dough?
A The baker can make 8 batches of cookies because it takes 1 pound of dough to make 1 batch of cookies.
B The baker can make 16 batches of cookies because it takes 1 pound of dough to make 1 batch of cookies.
C The baker can make 8 batches of cookies because it takes 1 pound of dough to make 2 batches of cookies.
D The baker can make 16 batches of cookies because it takes 1 pound of dough to make 2 batches of cookies.

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Mathematics

3 A baker made 8 pounds of cookie dough. The baker used the dough to make several batches of cookies. The graph shows the amount of cookie dough that is needed to make different numbers of batches of cookies.

Cookies

Based on the graph, which statement correctly explains the number of batches of cookies the baker can make from the 8 pounds of dough?
A The baker can make 8 batches of cookies because it takes 1 pound of dough to make 1 batch of cookies.
B The baker can make 16 batches of cookies because it takes 1 pound of dough to make 1 batch of cookies.
C The baker can make 8 batches of cookies because it takes 1 pound of dough to make 2 batches of cookies.
D The baker can make 16 batches of cookies because it takes 1 pound of dough to make 2 batches of cookies.

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Greesire acch Mathematics 3 A baker made 8 pounds of cookie dough. The baker used the dough to make several batches of cookies. The graph shows the amount of cookie dough that is needed to make different numbers of batches of cookies. Cookies Based on the graph, which statement correctly explains the number of batches of cookies the baker can make from the 8 pounds of dough? A The baker can make 8 batches of cookies because it takes 1 pound of dough to make 1 batch of cookies. B The baker can make 16 batches of cookies because it takes 1 pound of dough to make 1 batch of cookies. C The baker can make 8 batches of cookies because it takes 1 pound of dough to make 2 batches of cookies. D The baker can make 16 batches of cookies because it takes 1 pound of dough to make 2 batches of cookies. 17 GO ON -
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