Question
Sylvia has 54 carrot sticks that she wants to give to her friends. She wants each friend to have the same number of carrot sticks. Sylvia uses the problem
and says she can give six of her friends nine carrot sticks each. Which is also true?
A.
Sylvia could give nine of her friends six carrot sticks each because
.
B.
Sylvia could give six carrots to one friend and nine carrots to another friend because
.
C.
Sylvia could give nine of her friends six carrot sticks each because
.
D.
Sylvia could split nine carrot sticks between six friends because
.
and says she can give six of her friends nine carrot sticks each. Which is also true?
A.
Sylvia could give nine of her friends six carrot sticks each because
.
B.
Sylvia could give six carrots to one friend and nine carrots to another friend because
.
C.
Sylvia could give nine of her friends six carrot sticks each because
.
D.
Sylvia could split nine carrot sticks between six friends because
.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The most accurate option related to Sylvia's situation is:
**C. Sylvia could give nine of her friends six carrot sticks each because 54 (carrot sticks) = 9 (friends) × 6 (carrot sticks per friend).**
This option correctly presents another way of distributing the 54 carrot sticks evenly among friends, maintaining the same total amount.
**C. Sylvia could give nine of her friends six carrot sticks each because 54 (carrot sticks) = 9 (friends) × 6 (carrot sticks per friend).**
This option correctly presents another way of distributing the 54 carrot sticks evenly among friends, maintaining the same total amount.