Phil baked two kinds of pie. Each pie pan was the same size. He served 1/2 of the blueberry pie. He served 1/4 of the apple pie.

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Phil baked two kinds of pie. Each pie pan was the same size. He served 1/2 of the blueberry pie. He served 1/4 of the apple pie.

If each pie had 8 pieces to start, what fractions in eights of the apple pie did he serve? How many more pieces of the blueberry pie than the apple pie did he serve?

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USPshnik [31] · Answer 1 · 2022-07-20T12:12:11+03:00

USPshnik [31]2 years ago

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He served 2/8 of the apple pie. And he served 2 more slices of the blueberry pie than the apple pie

suter [353] · Answer 2 · 2022-07-20T13:44:16+03:00

As per the problem,

Phil served 1/2 of the blueberry pie.

Phil served 1/4 of the apple pie.

Each pie pan was the same size.

Also each pie had 8 pieces to start.

So pieces of the apple pie served= $\frac{1}{4}*8=2$

So fraction of the apple pie served= $\frac{2}{8}$

A total of 2 pieces of apple pie were served out of 8 pieces.

Number of pieces of Blueberry pie served= $\frac{1}{2}*8=4\\$

Hence a total of 4 pieces of blueberry pie were served out of 8 pieces.

Hence number of pieces of blueberry pie served was 2 more than the number of pieces of apple pie served.