Question

SOMEONE PLEASE HELP I'LL GIVE YOU A MEDAL AND FANNNNNNNN

A recipe calls for 2 1/3 cups of honey. A second recipe calls for 3 3/4 cups of honey.

Which expression should Cindi use to estimate how many cups of honey she needs in order to make sure she has enough for both recipes?

A) 2 1/2 + 4


B) 2 1/2 + 3


C) 2 + 4


D) 2 + 3 1/2

Answer 1

@mony01 @camerondoherty @chosenmatt @KendrickLamar2014 @haleyelizabeth2017

Answer 2

A

Answer 3

because it is better to have too much (estimate more) than too less....

Answer 4

*not enough lol sorry

Answer 5

okay thank you so much!

Answer 6

yep!

Answer 7

2 1/2 + 4 = 5 cups

Answer 8

I would go with D

Answer 9

Cuz it more than the first recipe and a little less than the second recipie

Answer 10

D is less than the first recipe as well as less than the second........3 1/2 is less than 3 3/4

Answer 11

I'm gonna go with A...so...

Answer 12

how is 3 1/2 cups less than 2 1/3 @haleyelizabeth2017

Answer 13

2 is less than 2 1/3 and 3 1/2 is less than 3 3/4

Answer 14

yeah but u have to add

Answer 15

2 1/2 + 4 = 5 cups

Answer 16

...

Answer 17

...

Answer 18

;-;

Answer 19

I don't exactly want to get this wrong but idk

Answer 20

Im telling u, if the first recipe asks for something and the second recipie asked for another go with what is in the middle

Answer 21

2 1/2+4=6 1/2, not 5

Answer 22

Not its not, an even if it was, it makes it even worse, ur putting almost double the honey that both of them asks u which is bad

Answer 23

Wait it is 6 1/2 but that makes it even more @haleyelizabeth2017

Answer 24

yes, but it is better to have too much, than not enough.....I speak from a cooking experience. I am constantly baking/cooking/canning so I understand this stuff

Answer 25

well its bad

Answer 26

not as bad as it would be if you didn't have enough

Answer 27

You can store the extra honey for something different, but you can't magically make honey appear

Answer 28

yeah, imagine putting all that honey in there

Answer 29

?

Answer 30

6 cups of honey

Answer 31

@winsteria when u get the answer tell me

Answer 32

but it is a little over 6 cups to make both recipes, so 6 1/2 is best

Answer 33

@KendrickLamar2014 at one point you'd given me a wrong answer on some of my questions I had asked you before so I think I should go with @haleyelizabeth2017 answer today...

Answer 34

@KendrickLamar2014 Which expression should Cindi use to estimate how many cups of honey she needs in order to make sure she has enough for \(both\) recipes?

Answer 35

Instead of just talking about this question...
can you BOTH help me with one more?

Answer 36

yes

Answer 37

Estimate by first rounding each number to the nearest .

-3 8/9 ∗ 1 1/2

A)–6

B) –3

C) 6

D) 8

Answer 38

if there's question marks it's a glitch sorry ;-; try reloading it

Answer 39

I know it is either A or B......

Answer 40

okay let me see if @KamiBug knows or @mony01

Answer 41

okay :)

Answer 42

To the nearest what? Lol

Answer 43

OH O_O

Answer 44

probably whole number

Answer 45

that didn't go with it sorry... i'll fix it

Answer 46

it's to the nearest 1/2

Answer 47

It's A. :)
-3 and 8/9 to the nearest half is -4. And 1 and 1/2 can just stay as it is. :P
-4*1.5=-6

Answer 48

Thank you so much
and about the very top question do you think that's A too or?

Answer 49

Yes, A. :)

Answer 50

Thank you :D

Answer 51

No problem :3