Answer:
It depends... look at the bottom of my explanation
Step-by-step explanation:
[tex]5\frac{1}{3}=\frac{31}{3}[/tex] — I converted this to an improper fraction to make this easier; the 30 added to the 1 in the numerator comes from multiplying 5 by the denominator, 3, to create an equivalent number.
³¹/₃ ÷ ²/₃ — Now we divide the two fractions.
³¹/₃ × ³/₂ — Dividing by one fraction is the same as multiplying by its reciprocal
³¹/₁ × ¹/₂ — One fraction has a 3 in its numerator, the other in its denominator. These two "3" values cancel out
31 ÷ 2 — simplifying the resulting expression
³¹/₂ = 15.5 — two other ways to rewrite it; 15.5 comes from dividing 31 by 2
Now, she can't make part of a batch... could she? If she can, it's 15.5. If she can't, she can make 16 or 15 batches depending on how you round.
That's a judgment call. But I hope you understand this better! Have a great day!
