Jim has 7/ 10 of the sugar he needs to bake a sheet cake. It takes the same amount of sugar to make 1 sheet cake as it takes to
make 24 cupcakes. What is the greatest number of cupcakes Jim can make with the sugar he has?
2 answers:
Answer:
16
Step-by-step explanation:
The sugar is enough for 7/10 of 24 cupcakes, or ...
0.7 × 24 = 16.8 . . . cupcakes
Jim can make 16 cupcakes with the sugar he has.
Answer:
16
Step-by-step explanation:
Jim has ingredient which include:
present sugar = 7/10
required sugar = 3/10
1 sheet cake ingredient = 24 cupcakes ingredient
greatest number of cupcakes jim can make is:
7/10 x 24 = 16.8
but since 0.8 cup cake is incomplete, greatest number of cupcakes is 16
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