You need 12 dozen cookies for a bake sale. The original recipe makes 48 cookies (4 dozen). How much of each ingredient will you
need? To make a mixed number, type the whole number, then a space, then the fraction part. Example: Two and one-fourth would be 2 1/4.
Only type whole numbers, fractions or mixed numbers in the boxes below (NO DECIMALS). If it does not exactly match the answer I typed in, it will be marked incorrect. Use the / key by the right-side shift button as the fraction bar.
Ingredients Original Recipe Your Amount
All purpose flour 214 cups
cups
Baking Soda 1 teaspoon
teaspoon
Salt 12 teaspoon
teaspoon
Butter, softened 1 cup
cup
Granulated sugar 34 cup
cup
Brown Sugar 34 cup
cup
Egg(s) 1
Vanilla 1 teaspoon
teaspoon
Semisweet Chocolate Chips 2 cups
cups
What is the constant of proportionality for this situation?
So all the ingredients need to be used three times so 642 flour, baking soda 3 teaspoons, same for vanilla, salt 36 teaspoons, butter 3 cups, granulated sugar 102 cups, same for brown sugar, 3 eggs, choco chips 6 cups
Answer: Yes, it means 3 times the square root of 2. First, find the square root of 2. Then multiply that value by 3. You can also type it into a calculator, and it will give you the exact value.
