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A recipe uses 2 cups of flour for 3 servings. How much flour is needed for 9 servings?

  1. Compare the servings: 9 ÷ 3 = 3. The recipe must be scaled by a factor of 3.
  2. Multiply the flour by the same factor: 2 cups × 3 = 6 cups.
  3. Check the ratio: 6 cups / 9 servings equals 2 cups / 3 servings, so the amount per serving stays the same.

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