Juan has 7 1/2 cups of chopped almonds. He wants to make banana muffins and apple cinnamon muffins. He needs a 1/2 cup of almond
1 answer:
<u>Answer:</u>
The total batches of muffins that Juan can make is 12 batches
<u>Explanation:</u>
Given, Juan has cups of chopped almonds
He needs 5/8 cups of almonds for 1 batch of apple cinnamon muffins
Applying the rule of unitary method,
No. of almond muffin batches in 5/8 cups of chopped almond = 1 batch
No. of almond muffin batches in cups of chopped almond =
batches
Solving, = 12 batches
Therefore, Juan can make 12 batches
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