She will use more than 1/4 cup of sugar to make 1.5 batches of muffins. If one batch of muffins requires 1/4 cup of sugar, you can think of the amount of sugar needed being 1/4 cup per batch. That being said multiply 1.5 batches by 1/4 cup per batch to find cups of sugar.
(1.5 batches)x((1/4 cups)/(1 batch))=0.375 cups of sugar.
You can also think of it as if one batch takes 1/4 cup of sugar, half of a batch would take 1/8 cup of sugar. Since 1.5 batches is just 1 batch+1/2 batch, you can say the amount of sugar needed is 1/4 cup+1/8 cup which equals 3/8 cup sugar.
I hope this helps you.
Answer:
4 units
Step-by-step explanation:
the first dot and the last links at r
Total distance is the distance per lap times the number of laps. (Note the units of "lap" cancel, leaving miles as the unit of the result.)
(3/8 mi/lap)×(3 1/2 lap) = (3/8)×(7/2) mi = 21/16 mi = 1 5/16 mi
To formulate an equation to represent this, you must simply break apart each section and understand it. The equation is
10(1/2x+6)=9
We can get the "10" because it says "10 times the."
The "1/2x" because it says "half a number"
You will find the "+6" because it said "the sum of half a number and 6"
Is will almost always mean equals, as with this case. Therefore, because it says "is 9" we know it equals 9.
Answer:
Equation: x(n)=2*4^(n-1)
a6=2048
Step-by-step explanation:
Take note that the common ratio is 4 because 2*4=8, 8*4=32, 32*4=128, and so on...
We will use the equation x(n) = ar^(n-1) where n represents the nth term, r stands for the common ratio, and "a" stands for the first term. We use (n-1) because ar^0 is for the 1st term
Given the first term is a=2, the common ratio is r=4, then we have the equation x(n)=2*4^(n-1)
So, 128*4=512 would be the 5th term, and the 6th term would be 512*4=2048
So a6=2048
