def cookie_Recipe(recipe):
sugar=(0.03125*recipe)
butter=(0.02083333333*recipe)
flour=(0.05729166666*recipe)
LF1=round(sugar, 2)
LF2=round(butter,2)
LF3=round(flour, 2)
print("You will need:")
print(LF1, "cups of sugar")
print(LF2, "cups of butter")
print(LF3, "cups of flour")
print("To make", recipe, 'cookies')
recipe=int(input("How many cookies do you want to make?\n"))
cookie_Recipe(recipe)
Answer:
it is important for software to be compatible with your operating system so that you can use the software you acquired. The complications you may encounter if your software is not compatible with your operating system would be error codes, money wasted, and/or possible system changed that you do not want to change since it wouldn't be appropriate for your operating system.
Explanation:
Incompatible software is not something you should use with your operating system.
The answer is a wizard, in computer software.
<span>One of the main responsiblities is to provide a workplace free from serious recognized hazards and comply with standards of the </span><span>OSH Act.
That's all I know, hope this helps...
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