Ryan adds 5/8 of a cup of applesauce to his cake recipe. He then measures and adds 1/8 of a cup more of applesauce. How much applesauce has Ryan added to his cake altogether?

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Nola Boone

Mathematics

19 April, 11:42

Ryan adds 5/8 of a cup of applesauce to his cake recipe. He then measures and adds 1/8 of a cup more of applesauce. How much applesauce has Ryan added to his cake altogether?

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Hector Farmer · Answer 1

6/8

Step-by-step explanation:

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Markus Wu · Answer 2

If Ryan starts off by adding 5/8 of a cup of applesauce to his cake recipe, and then proceeds to add another 1/8 of a cup of applesauce to the recipe, then Ryan has added 6/8 of a cup of applesauce to his cake recipe. We find this by simply adding the two fractions together (5/8 + 1/8 = 6/8).