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OpenStudy (jeremiahclare):
Heather is planning a dessert display. She needs 4 ounces of strawberries for each dessert.
Part A: Heather is not sure how many desserts she will make. Write an expression with a variable that represents the amount of strawberries Heather needs for the desserts. Identify what the variable represents.
Part B: If Heather has 24 ounces of strawberries, how many desserts can she make? Create an equation and show all work to solve it.
OpenStudy (jeremiahclare):
-sammi-
OpenStudy (jeremiahclare):
@sammixboo
OpenStudy (.mehek.):
Any idea?
OpenStudy (jeremiahclare):
For Part A i was thinking it could be 4+y=
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OpenStudy (.mehek.):
Y is the total so you would have
y =
OpenStudy (jeremiahclare):
y represents how much deserts she will make
OpenStudy (jeremiahclare):
ohh ok so y=
OpenStudy (.mehek.):
what do you think should come after?
OpenStudy (jeremiahclare):
umm idk really
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OpenStudy (jeremiahclare):
how about 4
OpenStudy (.mehek.):
4 ounces of strawberries for `each` dessert
so we would need a variable attached
OpenStudy (jeremiahclare):
u dont have to worry about part b i could try that
OpenStudy (jeremiahclare):
ohh so y could be attached to ??
OpenStudy (jeremiahclare):
4
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OpenStudy (.mehek.):
no
OpenStudy (jeremiahclare):
ohh srry im really confused
OpenStudy (.mehek.):
any other variable
OpenStudy (jeremiahclare):
i was thinking 6
OpenStudy (.mehek.):
4 is correct
you just need another variable besides y
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