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PS1 Math Review

PS1 Math Review

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11th - 12th Grade

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PS1 Math Review

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Recipe Conversion Factor Formula is:

Dividing the desired yield by the recipe's origninal yield

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Find the conversion factor:

  • The standardized recipe for gazpacho in our work binder is for 50 portions

  • The event order for today is gazpacho for 30 people celebrating a birthday

  • Calculate the conversion factor

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Multiple Choice

What is the Conversion Factor for the gazpacho? The recipe serves 50 and today we need 30 portions.



 Conversion Factor = DesiredYieldOriginalYieldConversion\ Factor\ =\ \frac{DesiredYield}{OriginalYield}  

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1.67

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0.6

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To find the decimal equivalent to a fraction:

Just divide the numerator (top number) by the divisor (bottom number)

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What is 1/4 expressed as a decimal?

 1 ÷ 4 = 0.251\ \div\ 4\ =\ 0.25  

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Multiple Choice

What is the decimal equivalent of 2/3?

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0.5

2

0.125

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0.25

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0.67

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How to calculate "As Purchased" (AP) Amounts

  • As Purchased (AP) is the amount the chef needs to order

  • Edible Portion (EP) is the amount of food in the recipe.

  • The formula is:

  •  AP = EPY%AP\ =\ \frac{EP}{Y\%}  

  • Express the Y% (yield percent) as a DECIMAL

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Multiple Choice

A recipe calls for 8 pounds of cauliflower. The yield is 55%. How many pounds of cauliflower should the chef order?

 AP = EPY%AP\ =\ \frac{EP}{Y\%}  

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6.875 pounds

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14.55 pounds

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0.15 pounds

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0.07 pounds

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Multiple Choice

What is the best way to ensure that portion sizes are the same from day to day for a given dish?

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Use a standardized recipe

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Have the same person cook it each day

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Multiple Choice

Which is the correct formula for Baker's Percentage? 

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Don't click here

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The formula is:

 (WeightofFlourWeightofIngredient)x 100%\left(\frac{Weight-of-Flour}{Weight-of-Ingredient}\right)x\ 100\%  

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The formula is:
 (WeightofIngredientWeightofFlour)x 100%\left(\frac{Weight-of-Ingredient}{Weight-of-Flour}\right)x\ 100\%  

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Let's try another recipe conversion:

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Multiple Choice

Which conversion factor is needed to convert a recipe from 50 to 400 portions?

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0.125

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5

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40

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