Ms. Petrova was making a green bean casserole. Her recipe called for 2 cans of the four hundred thirty-two gram size of green beans. She plans to triple the recipe for a holiday gathering. Approximately how many kilograms of green beans does Ms. Petrova need?
A. 26
B. 13
C. 1.3
D. 2.6

Question

Ms. Petrova was making a green bean casserole. Her recipe called for 2 cans of the four hundred thirty-two gram size of green beans. She plans to triple the recipe for a holiday gathering. Approximately how many kilograms of green beans does Ms. Petrova need?
A. 26
B. 13
C. 1.3
D. 2.6

anonymous · Answer

So, 2 cans in a normal recipe and she wants to triple it so 6 cans total each at 432 grams so we have $$6\times432 $$

anonymous · Answer

I got D

anonymous · Answer

6 X 432 about 2600 grams 

and 1000 grams per kilogram so 2600/1000 = 2.6

anonymous · Answer

Okay, thank you very much! :D