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Word Translation: Malik's recipe for 4 servings of a certain
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If you think about this problem logically, you'll see that a lot of the info it gives you is extraneous.
Statement 1 tells us about next time, but it doesn't tell us about last time.
Statement 2 tells us about last time, but it doesn't tell us about next time.
But them together, we know that he'll use half the # of cups of pasta that he used last time (3 cups). So the answer is C.
Statement 1 tells us about next time, but it doesn't tell us about last time.
Statement 2 tells us about last time, but it doesn't tell us about next time.
But them together, we know that he'll use half the # of cups of pasta that he used last time (3 cups). So the answer is C.
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