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Alyssa has



of a cup of caramel dip for apples. If she uses


cup of the dip for each apple, how many apples can Alyssa dip?

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To find out how many apples Alyssa can dip, we need to divide the total amount of caramel dip she has by the amount of dip she uses for each apple.

Let's denote:

  • The total amount of caramel dip Alyssa has as \( C \) (in cups).
  • The amount of dip she uses for each apple as \( D \) (in cups).

The number of apples she can dip, \( N \), can be calculated with the formula:

\[ N = \frac{C}{D} \]

Please provide the values for \( C \) and \( D \) so we can proceed with the calculation.