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A recipe calls for 1 1/2 cups of flour, 3/4 cup of white sugar, and 1/8 cup of brown sugar.

(a) How many total cups of ingredients are there? Show your work using a number line.
(b) Which of the following mixing bowls can you use to make the recipe: 2-cup, 3-cup, or 4-cup? Justify your answers.


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okay this isn't the answer but it is how u can get your answer and explain  how to justify it. which math will be how u justify it.... So basically your answer is A.... and you will add 1 1/2 + 3/4 + 1/8 =.25 which is your work they want you to show them and that is what I just showed you in a number line. I hope that's correct, but i'm pretty sure it is. Sorry that took so long i am working still on my own work and still stuck on  my own lol. I am not the best with math and this kind of stuff though, but again i am almost sure this is correct
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Answer:

Explanation:

A recipe calls for

Flour =
1(1)/(2) cups

White sugar =
(3)/(4) cups

Brown sugar =
(1)/(8) cups

Total cups of ingredients =
1(1)/(2) +
(3)/(4) +
(1)/(8)

=
(3)/(2) +
(3)/(4) +
(1)/(8)

=
(12+6+1)/(8)

=
(19)/(8)

=
2(3)/(8) = 2.375 cups

(a) There are 2.375 cups of ingredients

(b) For the recipe mixing bowl of 3 cup can be used because it is just slightly larger than the amount of ingredients in your recipe.

User Jordan McCullough
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