X=3
r<span>≥8
n=6
Plug the answers in until you get on that fits the best.</span>
Answer:
You need 3 cups of brown sugar for every 1 cup of white sugar.
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the smallest amount possible, divide both numbers by the smaller number. So, 6 (the amount of brown sugar) Divided by 2 equals 3, and 2 (the amount of white sugar) Divided by 2 equals 1.
when you simplify 2/4 it equals 1/2. Making them both equal the same.
2/3 when you double the numbers to make a bigger fraction you make 4/6.
2x2 = 4/ 3x3= /6 = 4/6
3/9 simplified is 1/3. Three goes into three one time, making the top one and three goes into 9 three times making the bottom 3.
When 9/12 is rounded down it is equivalent to 3/4
