
a.
To write a fraction comparing the number of cookies which is baked with the number of cookies the recipe made.
a.

Answer to Problem 36E
The fraction of number of cookies to bake with the number of cookies the recipe makes is
Explanation of Solution
Given information :
The recipe shown makes 60 cookies. Number of cake which is desired to bake is 90 cookies.
Calculation :
Since, recipe shown makes 60 sugar cookies and cookies to bake is 90.
Therefore, the fraction is
Hence,
The fraction of number of cookies to bake with the number of cookies the recipe makes is
b.
To find : the quantity of each ingredient which is required to make 90 cookies.
b.

Answer to Problem 36E
The quantity of each ingredient which is required to make 90 cookiesis:
Explanation of Solution
Given information :
The fraction of number of cookies to bake with the number of cookies the recipe makes is
Calculation :
The ingredients needed to makes 90 cookies is calculated by multiplying the ingredients required to make 60 cookies with the fraction obtained in part (a).
Therefore, the amount of each ingredients needed are:
For, salts
For white sugar,
For, Vanilla,
For, Baking soda,
For butter,
For, Brow sugar,
For, Eggs,
Hence,
The quantity of each ingredient which is required to make 90 cookiesis:
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