A culinary arts student bakes two types of cakes, chocolate and lemon, for a bake sale. The student bakes 3 times as many chocolate cakes, c, as lemon cakes, m, and bakes a total of 24 cakes.
Which equations represent the situation?
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9th - 12th Grade
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Ezzard Beane
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1.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
A culinary arts student bakes two types of cakes, chocolate and lemon, for a bake sale. The student bakes 3 times as many chocolate cakes, c, as lemon cakes, m, and bakes a total of 24 cakes.
Which equations represent the situation?
c - m = 24
and
c = 3m
c - m = 24
and
m = 3c
c + m = 24
and
c = 3m
c + m = 24
and
m = 3c
2.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
A culinary arts student bakes two types of cookies, chocolate chip and oatmeal, for a bake sale. The student bakes 4 times as many chocolate chip cookies, c, as oatmeal cookies, o, and bakes a total of 40 cookies.
Which equations represent the situation?
c - o = 40
and
c = 4o
c - o = 40
and
o = 4c
c + o = 40
and
c = 4o
c + o = 40
and
o = 4c
3.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
A culinary arts student bakes two types of pies, apple and blueberry, for a bake sale. The student bakes 2 times as many apple pies, a, as blueberry pies, b, and bakes a total of 18 pies.
Which equations represent the situation?
a - b = 18
and
a = 2b
a - b = 18
and
b = 2a
a + b = 18
and
a = 2b
a + b = 18
and
b = 2a
4.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
A culinary arts student bakes two types of muffins, blueberry and banana, for a bake sale. The student bakes 5 times as many blueberry muffins, b, as banana muffins, n, and bakes a total of 30 muffins.
Which equations represent the situation?
b - n = 30
and
b = 5n
b - n = 30
and
n = 5b
b + n = 30
and
b = 5n
b + n = 30
and
n = 5b
5.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
A tour guide buys fans and bottles of water for individuals on the walking tour. Including taxes, the tour guide pays $3.50 for each fan and $1.50 for each bottle of water, spending exactly $178.50.
Which combination of fans and bottles of water is possible for the given amounts
20 fans and 70 bottles of water
70 fans and 20 bottles of water
30 fans and 49 bottles of water
49 fans and 30 bottles of water
6.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
A tour guide buys hats and sunglasses for individuals on the walking tour. Including taxes, the tour guide pays $4.00 for each hat and $2.00 for each pair of sunglasses, spending exactly $200.00.
Which combination of hats and pairs of sunglasses is possible for the given amounts
30 hats and 35 pairs of sunglasses
35 hats and 30 pairs of sunglasses
40 hats and 20 pairs of sunglasses
20 hats and 40 pairs of sunglasses
7.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
A culinary arts student bakes two types of bread, sourdough and rye, for a bake sale. The student bakes 6 times as many sourdough loaves, s, as rye loaves, r, and bakes a total of 42 loaves. Which equations represent the situation?
s - r = 42 and s = 6r
s - r = 42 and r = 6s
s + r = 42 and s = 6r
s + r = 42 and r = 6s
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