An algebra problem by wesley tam

Algebra Level 2

2 and 2/3 cups of sugar are required to make two dozen cookies. How many cookies can be made with five cups of sugar?


The answer is 45.

Wesley Tam by wesley tam , 20, USA

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5 solutions

John Smith
Jul 24, 2015

Just ratio Sugar to # of Cookies.

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2/2/3=24, 8/3=24, 8/3=72/3, 8=72, 1=9, 5=45

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Amos Tan
Apr 21, 2015

2/2/3=24, 8/3=24, 8/3=72/3, 8=72, 1=9, 5=45

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Just ratio Sugar to # of Cookies.

By the way, how did I get 100 points for this?

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Mohit Gupta
Apr 10, 2015

Just apply unitary method

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