Mathematics, 26.10.2020 16:40 aime005
Neuma had a container that held StartFraction 9 Over 54 EndFraction of a kilogram of rainbow sprinkles. She divided the sprinkles evenly to put on top of the 9 servings of ice cream that she was making for her friends at the sleepover. To determine the weight of each serving, Neuma performed the calculations below. StartFraction 9 Over 54 EndFraction divided by 9 = StartFraction (9 divided by 9) Over (54 divided by 9) = one-sixth She concluded that each serving weighs One-sixth of a kilogram. What is Neuma's error? Neuma should have multiplied by 54, not divided. Neuma should have multiplied by 9, not divided. Neuma should have only divided 9 by 9, not 54 by 9. Neuma should have only divided 54 by 9, not 9 by 9.
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