Asked by Camille
Suppose there are 2 pieces of the cake left over,but you don't know how many pieces were in the whole cake. Explain how you could find the number of pieces in the whole cake if Taylor told you 1/6 of the cake was left. You may show your work in a drawing.
How you get the answer and draw?
How you get the answer and draw?
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Answered by
Damon
x x 1
y y 2
y y 3
y y 4
y y 5
y y 6
all the x and y pieces are the same size. I call the two left over pieces x and then draw enough y s to make the x part one sixth of the total
then I have 12 pieces total
y y 2
y y 3
y y 4
y y 5
y y 6
all the x and y pieces are the same size. I call the two left over pieces x and then draw enough y s to make the x part one sixth of the total
then I have 12 pieces total
Answered by
Anonymous
So you know that 1/6 of the cake is 2 pieces. Multiply 2 by 6.
To draw, make a circle with 12 equal parts, and shade 2 of them.
To draw, make a circle with 12 equal parts, and shade 2 of them.
Answered by
Camille
Thank you to Anonymous
Answered by
Unknown Person :3
Anonymous thanks.
Answered by
mandie
thank you it is march and i found this helpful 2 months after your posting!
Answered by
weirdo
your mum
Answered by
Brushaber
2 + 2 + 2 + 2 + 2 + 2 = 12 pieces
Answered by
Ur mom
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