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A recipe uses 2 teaspoon of cinnamon for every 4 cups of flour. how many teaspoons of cinnamon will be needed for 10 cups of flour?
5 teaspoon
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2 tsp for 4 cups flour
1 tsp for 2 cups
For 10 cups it would be 5tsp
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A change purse contains five coins, two 25 cents pieces and three 10 cents pieces. A coin is chosen at random from the purse. The probability of choosing a 10 cent piece is 30%.
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Number of 10 cent pieces = 3
Total number of coins = 5

Probability = Number of 10 cent pieces / Total number of coins
Probability = 3 / 5
Probability = 0.6 or 60%

So, the probability of choosing a 10 cent piece is 60%.
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