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2 years ago

Stacy is making 2, 1/4 batches of cookies. If each batch calls for 1/3 of a cup of sugar, how much sugar will Stacy use?

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lara [203]2 years ago

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Okay. Since there's two 1/4 batch of cookies, that would equal to 2/4 or half a batch. Now, let's divide the 1/3 cup of sugar by two since we only need half a batch. That would equal to 1/6 cup of sugar.

Luba_88 [7]2 years ago

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Really hope you can read cursive and I really hope this helps! (:

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B2.

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Step-by-step explanation:

Underlying Information:

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Solution to A1.

Scenario 1 (Projected Earnings)

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Scenario 2 (Projected Earnings in a strong expansion)

Earnings Per Share (EPS) = Net Income (Earnings after Tax) divided by Outstanding Shares in Issue

Net Income = EBIT minus tax = $58,650 - ($58,650 x 24%)

= $58,650 - $14,076

= $44,574

Outstanding shares in issue = 8,400 ordinary Shares

EPS = $44,574 divided by 8,400 shares = $5.31 Per share

Scenario 3 (Projected Earnings in a Recession)

Earnings Per Share (EPS) = Net Income (Earnings after Tax) divided by Outstanding Shares in Issue

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Solution to A2.

1.Changes to EPS in an expansion = EPS (Expansion) minus EPS (normal projection), all divided by EPS (normal projection)

= (5.31 - 4.61) / 4.61

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2.Changes to EPS in a recession = EPS (Recession) minus EPS (normal projection), all divided by EPS (normal projection)

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1.Changes to EPS in an expansion = EPS (Expansion) minus EPS (normal projection), all divided by EPS (normal projection)

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