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To celebrate the Fourth of July, Maggie has invited some friends over for her famous grilled chicken. Maggie's secret is to use $6$ fluid ounces of lemon-garlic marinade for every pound of chicken. If Maggie plans to grill $4$ pounds of chicken, how many cups of marinade should she make? Hint: There are $8$ fluid ounces in $1$ cup. $\newline$ Write your answer as a whole number, decimal, or simplified fraction. Do not round. $\newline$ ____ cups

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Q. To celebrate the Fourth of July, Maggie has invited some friends over for her famous grilled chicken. Maggie's secret is to use

6

fluid ounces of lemon-garlic marinade for every pound of chicken. If Maggie plans to grill

4

pounds of chicken, how many cups of marinade should she make? Hint: There are

8

fluid ounces in

1

cup.

\newline

Write your answer as a whole number, decimal, or simplified fraction. Do not round.

\newline

____ cups

Calculate Total Marinade: Determine the total amount of marinade needed in fluid ounces. $\newline$ Maggie uses $6$ fluid ounces of marinade for every pound of chicken. She plans to grill $4$ pounds of chicken. $\newline$ Total marinade needed $=$ Marinade per pound $\times$ Number of pounds $\newline$ Total marinade needed $= 6 \, \text{fluid ounces/pound} \times 4 \, \text{pounds}$ $\newline$ Total marinade needed $= 24$ fluid ounces
Convert to Cups: Convert the total amount of marinade from fluid ounces to cups. $\newline$ There are $8$ fluid ounces in $1$ cup. $\newline$ To find out how many cups are in $24$ fluid ounces, divide $24$ by $8$ . $\newline$ Number of cups $=$ Total fluid ounces $/$ Fluid ounces per cup $\newline$ Number of cups $=$ $24$ fluid ounces $/$ $8$ fluid ounces per cup $\newline$ Number of cups $=$ $1$ $2$ cups

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