Answer:
1 1/3 bags of chocolate chips
Step-by-step explanation:
If Alana has 2 1/4 bags of chocolate chips that she wants to use in 3 batches of chocolate chip cookies, then we can say;
2 1/4 bags of cookies = 3 batches of chips
To determine how much of the chocolate chips will she use in each batch of cookies, we can say;
1 bag of cookies = x batches of chips
Equating both expressions
2 1/4 bags of cookies = 3 batches of chips
1 bag of cookies = x batches of chips
Cross multiply
2 1/4 x = 3
9/4 x = 3
9x/4 = 3
9x = 12
x = 12/9
x = 4/3
x = 1 1/3
Hence Alana will need 1 1/3 bags of chocolate chips
Answer:
1. A container of milk 2L
2. An Eyedropper has 1 mL
3. A cup of punch 250 mL
4. A jar of pickles 500mL
Step-by-step explanation:
Without even measuring, just think of this problem logically. Remember that a 1 L is 1000mL, so it is 1000 times more than 1 mL.
A milk container would hold more than a cup of milk and that is more than 20 mL. The most logical answer would be 2L.
An eyedropper can hold just a little amount of liquid. Just think that it dispenses liquid in drops, the best answer would be 1mL (which is actually an estimate of the volume of a drop is.)
A cup of punch is about 250 mL. The keyword there is a CUP and 25L is a big amount and the cup would have to be HUGE.
Same as above, the keyword there is a jar. A 50L jar would be a very big amount for just a jar of pickles.
50p-40p+25-p
9p+25 is the answer.
8/9 divided by 10/3= 4/15
Answer:
Simplify the expression.
58
Step-by-step explanation:
