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To make a bakery’s pounds of chocolate are needed to make 48 signature chocolate muffins? (1 pound = 16 ounces)
7.5
10
50.5
120
To make a bakery’s pounds of chocolate are needed to make 48 signature chocolate muffins? (1
Medium-difficulty · SAT Math · Ratios, Rates, and Proportional Relationships — Unit conversions. Read the question above, select your answer, and check the full explanation below to understand exactly why the correct choice works.
Answer explanation
Choice A is correct. If 2.5 ounces of chocolate are needed for each muffin, then the number of ounces of chocolate needed to make 48 muffins is ounces. Since 1 pound = 16 ounces, the number of pounds that is equivalent to 120 ounces is
pounds. Therefore, 7.5 pounds of chocolate are needed to make the 48 muffins.
Choice B is incorrect. If 10 pounds of chocolate were needed to make 48 muffins, then the total number of ounces of chocolate needed would be ounces. The number of ounces of chocolate per muffin would then be
ounces per muffin, not 2.5 ounces per muffin. Choices C and D are also incorrect. Following the same procedures as used to test choice B gives 16.8 ounces per muffin for choice C and 40 ounces per muffin for choice D, not 2.5 ounces per muffin. Therefore, 50.5 and 120 pounds cannot be the number of pounds needed to make 48 signature chocolate muffins.
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