Ms. B is making snickerdoodle cookies. Her recipe uses one and a half teaspoons of cinnamon to make two dozen cookies. If she ne
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Answer:
First we must learn to dissect a question.
<h3>Explanation:</h3>Part 1
We can list our facts first:
- Every 2 dozen cookies takes 1.5 teaspoons of cinnamon to make
- She needs 13 dozen cookies
She needs 13 dozen cookies. So (13/2)x 1.5 teaspoons
She needs 9.75 teaspoons and 3 teaspoons make a tablespoon
So..
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For one apple slice, Darcy needs 1/16 cup of peanut butter and 8 raisins. She has 2/5 cup of peanut butter. To compare how many butter she has and she needs we will divide 2/5 with 1/1
This means that Darcy needs 5/80 cup of peanut butter <span>and 8 raisins.
If she has 32/80 cup of peanut butter, she will have it only fo 6 or 7 apple slices (32/80 </span>÷ 5/80 = 6.4) depending how it is rounded. If she prepares 6 apple slices, she will still have a little of peanut butter left (0.4 = 2/5 of cup). So, she will prepare 7 apple slices so the butter will be all gone.
For 7 apple slices, she needs 56 raisins (7 × 8 raisins).
That is 56 raisins out of 80 raisins, so <span>fraction of the 80 raisins did she eat is:
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For one apple slice, Darcy needs 1/16 cup of peanut butter and 8 raisins. She has 2/5 cup of peanut butter. To compare how many butter she has and she needs we will divide 2/5 with 1/1
This means that Darcy needs 5/80 cup of peanut butter <span>and 8 raisins.
If she has 32/80 cup of peanut butter, she will have it only fo 6 or 7 apple slices (32/80 </span>÷ 5/80 = 6.4) depending how it is rounded. If she prepares 6 apple slices, she will still have a little of peanut butter left (0.4 = 2/5 of cup). So, she will prepare 7 apple slices so the butter will be all gone.
For 7 apple slices, she needs 56 raisins (7 × 8 raisins).
That is 56 raisins out of 80 raisins, so <span>fraction of the 80 raisins did she eat is:
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