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Paper 1: Non-calculator · Foundation · 8300/1FPaper 1: Non-calculatorFoundation · 8300/1F
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Here is a list of ingredients for lentil soup.
| Lentil soup for 4 people | |
| Lentils | 170 g |
| Water | 600 ml |
| Onion | 50 g |
How many grams of lentils are needed to make this soup for 10 people?
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