A cupcake recipe designed to produce 28 cupcakes calls for 360 grams of flour Determine the quantity of flour that would be

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Since the 360 grams of flour are used to produce 28 cupcakes , thus the quantity (mass) of flour is said to be distributed equally on all 28 cupcakes thus, every cupcake requires 360/28 grams of flour which is equal to 12.8571 grams.

By the same logic the 32 cupcakes would have a different amount of flour distributed equally amongst all 32 cupcakes thus the quantity required is equal to 32 times required to prepare 1 cupcake , we conclude that the mass needed is equal to 32 x 12.8571 = 411.4272 grams of flour.
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Novosadov [1.4K]2 years ago

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Answer:24888.8g

Explanation: 28cupcakes calls 360g

32 cupcakes calls ???

28x32=896 cupcakes

896/360= 2.4888888g

In four decimal place = 24888.8grams

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