A cookie recipe for three dozen Caramel peanut butter bars uses 14oz of caramel. How much caramel (to the nearest ounce) should be used to make 120 bars for a cookie exchange

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3 dozen is 36 bars using 14oz, so 120 use 120/36×14=10/3×14=47oz to the nearest ounce.

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