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Solve the following problems involving muffins: 3.1.1 Calculate the total number of blueberry muffins in 5 dozens. 3.1.2 Calculate the amount of plain flour needed for 6 dozens if a recipe for 12 muff

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3.1.1

  1. Determine the number of muffins in one dozen.

    One dozen is equal to 12 items.

  2. Calculate the total number of muffins in 5 dozens.

    Total muffins=5 dozens×12 muffins/dozen\text{Total muffins} = 5 \text{ dozens} \times 12 \text{ muffins/dozen} Total muffins=60 muffins\text{Total muffins} = 60 \text{ muffins}

    The total number of blueberry muffins in 5 dozens is 60 muffins\boxed{\text{60 muffins}}.

    3.1.2

  3. Determine the total number of muffins needed.

    We need to make 6 dozens of muffins.

    Muffins needed=6 dozens×12 muffins/dozen\text{Muffins needed} = 6 \text{ dozens} \times 12 \text{ muffins/dozen} Muffins needed=72 muffins\text{Muffins needed} = 72 \text{ muffins}
  4. Identify the amount of plain flour per recipe.

    The recipe serves 12 muffins and requires 32\frac{3}{2} cups of plain flour.

  5. Calculate how many times the recipe needs to be scaled up.

    Scaling factor=Muffins neededMuffins per recipe=72 muffins12 muffins=6\text{Scaling factor} = \frac{\text{Muffins needed}}{\text{Muffins per recipe}} = \frac{72 \text{ muffins}}{12 \text{ muffins}} = 6
  6. Calculate the total cups of plain flour needed.

    Total plain flour=Scaling factor×Plain flour per recipe\text{Total plain flour} = \text{Scaling factor} \times \text{Plain flour per recipe} Total plain flour=6×32 cups\text{Total plain flour} = 6 \times \frac{3}{2} \text{ cups} Total plain flour=3×3 cups\text{Total plain flour} = 3 \times 3 \text{ cups} Total plain flour=9 cups\text{Total plain flour} = 9 \text{ cups}

    9 cups of plain flour will be needed.

    3.1.3

  7. Take the answer from 3.1.2, which is 9 cups.

  8. Use the conversion factor from the table

    1 Cup=250 ml1 \text{ Cup} = 250 \text{ ml}.

  9. Convert the total cups of plain flour to milliliters.

    Total plain flour in ml=9 cups×250 ml/cup\text{Total plain flour in ml} = 9 \text{ cups} \times 250 \text{ ml/cup} Total plain flour in ml=2250 ml\text{Total plain flour in ml} = 2250 \text{ ml}

    The answer in 3.1.2 converted to ml is 2250 ml\boxed{\text{2250 ml}}.

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