10 Sarah is making 4 batches of cupcakes for a friend's birthday. Each batch requires 4 teaspoons of vanilla for the
cupcakes and 2 teaspoons of vanilla for the frosting. Which expression can you use to help find the number of
teaspoons of vanilla Sarah will need for all 4 batches?
O 4 + 2 x4
o (4 + 2) x4
(4 x 4) + 2

Step-by-step explanation:

the answer is (4 x 4)+2

o (4+2) x4   is the expression that means 4 batches of 4+2 teaspoons of vanilla.

Step-by-step explanation:

1c = t(4 + 2) is created as t = tspoon but any letter cna represent and maybe the o means teaspoons so lets compare

we see the brackets on (4+2) x4 and use this. And if you must put a 0 in front then I would also convert to show without 0 and show both

As long as brackets separate the (4x 2) to the 4 batches it becomes a workable expression.

When algebra becomes understandable for multiplying we show 4(4 +2)

because in brackets its always add or subtract, but we recognise mainly as the question is worked out first for one part being  1 cupcake = 1c

so 1c = 4t+2t

then;  4c = 4t+2t

we need to multiply the set as a reverse to usual equations that try to make you find what t or c means.

so as we are not subtracting the numbers either side of the = we can just demonstrate a multiplication

4( 4+2)t = 0(4+2) x 4

equation in bold = expression given and chosen

they both mean the same so we know the first one in bold is an equation and the 2nd one as asked is an expression

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