If a cup holds 16 teaspoons of water, then a quarter of the cup holds
teaspoons of water.

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Solution

The correct option is C 4
1 cup = 4 quarter cups.
Therefore, if a cup holds 16 teaspoons, then a quarter of the cup holds $\frac{16}{4}$ = 4 teaspoons of water.

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If a cup holds 16 teaspoons of water, then a quarter of the cup holds teaspoons of water.

The correct option is C 4 1 cup = 4 quarter cups. Therefore, if a cup holds 16 teaspoons, then a quarter of the cup holds 164 = 4 teaspoons of water.

If a cup holds 16 teaspoons of water, then a quarter of the cup holds
teaspoons of water.

The correct option is C 4
1 cup = 4 quarter cups.
Therefore, if a cup holds 16 teaspoons, then a quarter of the cup holds $\frac{16}{4}$ = 4 teaspoons of water.