Anne has 5 pints of milk and is planning to make 6 cakes to sell in fundraising. Each cake will require 112 cups of milk. Does she have enough milk to make the 6 cakes? If so, how many cups of milk will be left, and if not, how many extra cups of milk would she need? Yes she has enough milk; She will have 1 extra cup of milk.

No she does not have enough milk; She will need 1 more cup of milk.

Yes she has enough milk; She will have 112 extra cups of milk.

No she does not have enough milk; She will need 412 extra cups of milk.

Option (1)

Step-by-step explanation:

Each cake requires cups of milk = cups ≈ 1.5 cups

6 cakes will require milk = 6 × 1.5

                                         = 9 cups

Anne has milk = 5 pints

∵ 1 pint = 2 cups

∴ 5 pints = 10 cups

Therefore, Anne has milk = 10 cups

Extra amount of milk Anne has = 10 - 9 = 1 cup

Hence, Answer is yes, she has enough milk. She will have 1 extra cup of milk.

Option 1 will be the answer.

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