Amy's banana bread recipe calls for 3/4 cup of brown sugar. She only has a 1/8 cup measure. Which equivalent fraction shows the amount of brown sugar she needs for the recipe?

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Julius Crane

Mathematics

14 September, 22:53

Amy's banana bread recipe calls for 3/4 cup of brown sugar. She only has a 1/8 cup measure. Which equivalent fraction shows the amount of brown sugar she needs for the recipe?

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Corey Duarte · Answer 1

all you have to do is

difference for example:

3/4. 4, (8),12,16,20,24

- 1/8. (8),16,24,32,40

if you see the same small number circle them then that will be you denominator then in the 4 count the number 8 is in the 2 * place so you multiply 2 by 3 then in the 8 count 8 is in the 1 * so you multiply 1 by 1 then once you got those you subtract 6 by 1 that makes 5 so your answer is 5/8.

Fletcher Shields · Answer 2

You convert 3/4 into 8ths and that would be 6/8. so you do 1/8+5/8=6/8 so 5/8 is your answers.