Asked by Agal

A recipe for 24 cookies calls for 6 tablespoons of sugar. If you make 36 cookies and use 10 tablespoons, will the cookies taste the same? Explain.
Answered by Ms. Sue
6/24 = 1/4 (0.25) tbs per cookie

10/36 = 5/18 (0.278) tbs per cookie
Answered by Agal
So, It Wont Taste The Same?
Answered by Anonymous
6/24 = ??? 10/36 ???

1/4 = 5/18 ???
I think not :)

how about making 40 ?

or use 9 tablespoons for 36 cookies
because
9/36 = 1/4
Answered by Agal
Soooooooooo, Yes Or No??????
Answered by no
nope
Answered by Jacob
Why won't the cookies taste the same though...? I'm so confused. I've been doing this stupid test for hours
Answered by nobody
Jacob, it's because there are different amounts of sugar in the cookies. There's no way to tell if they'll actually taste different in real life unless you make cookies with the different amounts of sugar (which they most likely will taste different). However, since this is just a math problem, they're saying the batches will taste different because of the difference in sugar.
Answered by Melody.S
24 cookies divided by 6 tablespoons of sugar equals 4 cookies per tablespoon of sugar. So, 4 cookies times 10 tablespoons of sugar equals 40 cookies. Since you are using the amount of sugar for 40 cookies instead of 36, the cookies will be sweeter.
Answered by 8:00pm
Lol me too Jacob !!!😂😂👌🏻
Answered by Thnx
Thank you Melody.S
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