Question

PLEASE HELP!!!:)
Which equations model this problem?

A recipe that makes one pot pie calls for 0.125 g of pepper. How many pot pies can Michael make if he uses 1 g of pepper?

Use p for the number of pot pies.

Choose all answers that are correct.

A. 1/0.125 =p


B. 0.125*1=p


C 0.125p=1


D. 1/p=1/0.125

i think it's a and b :/

Answer 1

A, Becuase 1/0.125= the number of pot pies he can make which is 8

Answer 2

yeah but they want me to pick two??? :/

Answer 3

A and C, because .125*p(8)=1

Answer 4

got it? @CuteGirl903k

Answer 5

i was thinking a and d

Answer 6

I don't believe D is correct, the final decision is up to you, but I stand by A and C.

Answer 7

@lianacarolina

Answer 8

ok thanks @ItsMeTrueAC

Answer 9

sure thing, please hit the best response button if this helped;)

Answer 10

@iGreen

Answer 11

@ItsMeTrueAC it actally was a and d

Answer 12

@ItsMeTrueAC jk you were right thank you!! :)

Answer 13

Come on now, if a is correct then p = 8
if d. is correct, then p = .125
I believe a is correct, but d is not.

Answer 14

youre very welcome @CuteGirl903k

Answer 15

@radar it actually is i got the test results back :)

Answer 16

Congratulations on the test results. I hope you understand why choice d is incorrect. Looking at the problem you can readily see that Michael can make more than 1 pot pie, He has plenty of pepper 1 gram is more than .125 gram. Now look at choice d.
Good luck to you and here's to your understanding.