Having a bit of trouble with this can some one help? (Easy Math not algebra) NOTA: Si usted desea contestar en español, la versión en español está la Parte de atrásMATHEMATICS PROBLEM SOLVING ACTIVITY2. Cupcake problemINSTRUCTIONS:1. Create an identification code using the following format:Name:Mother's Maiden Name (e.g., SOTO = S)Your Birth Order (e.g., first born= 1)Gender (1 = Female, 2 Male)Day of Birth (The number of the day in the month in two digits)UNIQUE CODE:2. SOLVE the problem activity INDIVIDUALLY to the best of your ability. You can add more worksheets ifneeded.Empty Forest Elementary School - The Math Club ishaving a party at school on the day before Winterbreak. Anita is bringing the cupcakes and everyone'svery excited about it.Anita knows that some of her classmates might beabsent the day before the break, so she's asked themembers of the Math Club to let her know whetherthey will be at school on the day of the party. Including Anita, only 4 people in the Clubsaid they will be at the party, but there are still 2 people she hasn't heard from and shewon't see them before the party. This means that she won't know how many cupcakesshe'll need until she gets to school on the day of the party.The ProblemAnita needs your help. She has a recipe for 12dupcakes, so she's going to split the ingredients in halfand make 6 cupcakes instead. She wants to make surethat everybody that shows up to the party gets thesame amount of cupcakes and that there aren't any leftover.For example, if all 6 students show up to the party,then each student gets 1 cupcake. But if only 5students show up, how do you think Anita shoulddivide the cupcakes?Your job is to write a letter to Anita that explains howshe can evenly divide the cupcakes among all thestudents that will be at the party. Since between 4 and6 students will be at the party, your letter shouldinclude instructions for 4, 5 and 6 students.

Dear Anita, Please find below the instruction for evenly dividing the cupcakes.

The Problem Anita needs your help. She has a recipe for 12 dupcakes, so she's going to split the ingredients in half and make 6 cupcakes instead. She wants to make sure that everybody that shows up to the party gets the same amount of cupcakes and that there aren't any left over. For example, if all 6 students show up to the party, then each student gets 1 cupcake. But if only 5 students show up, how do you think Anita should divide the cupcakes? Your job is to write a letter to Anita that explains how she can evenly divide the cupcakes among all the students that will be at the party. Since between 4 and 6 students will be at the party, your letter should include instructions for 4, 5 and 6 students.

The Problem Anita needs your help. She has a recipe for 12 dupcakes, so she's going to split the ingredients in half and make 6 cupcakes instead. She wants to make sure that everybody that shows up to the party gets the same amount of cupcakes and that there aren't any left over. For example, if all 6 students show up to the party, then each student gets 1 cupcake. But if only 5 students show up, how do you think Anita should divide the cupcakes? Your job is to write a letter to Anita that explains how she can evenly divide the cupcakes among all the students that will be at the party. Since between 4 and 6 students will be at the party, your letter should include instructions for 4, 5 and 6 students.

Algebra: Structure And Method, Book 1

(REV)00th Edition

ISBN:9780395977224

Author:Richard G. Brown, Mary P. Dolciani, Robert H. Sorgenfrey, William L. Cole

Publisher:Richard G. Brown, Mary P. Dolciani, Robert H. Sorgenfrey, William L. Cole

Chapter2: Working With Real Numbers

Section2.3: Rules For Addition

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