A bakery can make 12 cheesecakes for every 2 blocks of cream cheese. Which table represents the relationship between the number of cheesecakes the bakery makes and the number of blocks of cream cheese the bakery uses?ACheesecakesCheesecakes Cream Cheese, . , left parenthesis blocks right parenthesisCream Cheese(blocks)66 111212 771818 1313BCheesecakesCheesecakes Cream Cheese, . , left parenthesis blocks right parenthesisCream Cheese(blocks)1212 221818 332424 44CCheesecakesCheesecakes Cream Cheese, . , left parenthesis blocks right parenthesisCream Cheese(blocks)1212 221414 441616 66DCheesecakesCheesecakes Cream Cheese, . , left parenthesis blocks right parenthesisCream Cheese(blocks)66 1177 2288 33

A baker has a cupcake recipe that yields 12 cupcakes, with the following ingredient quantities: 2.5 cups of flour, 1 cup of sugar, and 0.5 cups of butter. Write a program to calculate the amounts of flour, sugar, and butter needed for a different number of cupcakes. Provide the ingredient quantities for a specified number of cupcakes, maintaining the original proportions of the recipe.Input format :The input consists of an integer n, representing the number of cupcakes.Output format :The first line prints "Flour: X cups" where X represents the amount of flour required for n cupcakes, as a double value rounded to two decimal places.The second line prints "Sugar: Y cups" where Y represents the amount of sugar required for n, as a double value rounded to two decimal places.The third line prints "Butter: Z cups" where Z represents the amount of butter required for n, as a double value rounded to two decimal places.Refer to the sample output for formatting specifications.Code constraints :In this scenario, the test cases fall under the following constraints:1 ≤ n ≤ 100Sample test cases :Input 1 :12Output 1 :Flour: 2.50 cupsSugar: 1.00 cupsButter: 0.50 cupsInput 2 :1Output 2 :Flour: 0.21 cupsSugar: 0.08 cupsButter: 0.04 cupsInput 3 :100Output 3 :Flour: 20.83 cupsSugar: 8.33 cupsButter: 4.17 cupsInput 4 :13Output 4 :Flour: 2.71 cupsSugar: 1.08 cupsButter: 0.54 cups

In a bakery, there are 6 vanilla cupcakes for every 3 chocolate cupcakes. How many vanilla cupcakes are there if the total number of chocolate cupcakes is 12?

At Divine Desserts, each cake is cut into 7 pieces.Let c represent the number of cakes and p represent the total number of pieces.This relationship can also be shown in a table. Complete the equation that represents the relationship between c and p.c p2 143 214 285 35

Here are the ingredients to make 12 cupcakes.Mark is making cupcakes to sell at his school play.Mark wants to make 1 cupcake for each adult and 2 cupcakes for each child.There will be 152 adults and 80 children at the school play.Mark can get these ingredients from the school kitchen.       5 kg butter       5 kg caster sugar       90 eggs       5 kg flourMake a shopping list of any ingredients Mark still needs, showing the amount of each ingredient.

A bakery has 8 types of cupcakes. A customer purchases 2 different types of cupcakes. Determine how many 2-cupcake orders a customer can purchase. 720 56 28 16