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16 ounces = ~ 3 1/2 cups so 6 oz. = ~ 1 1/3 cup

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1 cup = 250mL 1 tablespoon = 15mL so... 9x15= 135 so, 9 tablespoons is 1/2 cup + 2 teaspoons

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4:1, 4 1/2:1, or 4:1/2

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the ratio is 9:6

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That is approximately 2 cups

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4 cups

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Q: A recipe for bread says that the ratio of flour to water should be 3 2 if you use 9 cups of flour how much water will you need?
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