Every summer, Ronald makes cranberry-pear jam with the fruit he collects from his garden. Last summer, he used 3 cups of cranberries and 5 cups of pears to make his jam. This summer, Ronald decided to make an even larger batch using 5 cups of cranberries and 8 cups of pears. Which batch of jam tasted more like cranberries?

Alec makes jam to sell at a local farmers' market. To make last week's batch, he used 2 cups of sugar and 18 cups of berries. It was so popular that he made a larger batch this week. To make this week's batch, Alec used 4 cups of sugar and 30 cups of berries, and the jam sold out even faster. Which batch had a greater ratio of sugar to berries?

Question 6Suppose someone gave you 20 quarts of fresh strawberries and you decide to make jam. Which of these describes a small batch process?1 pointMash all the berries. Cook them one pot at a time and seal them in jars.Freeze the berries in batches to cook later.Mash two quarts of berries. Cook the jam, taste it, and seal it in 4 jars. Repeat this process 10 times.All of the above

Levi made strawberry jam and raspberry jam. He made enough strawberry jam to fill 1 1/3 jars. If he made 1 2/3 times as much raspberry jam as strawberry jam, how many jars will the raspberry jam fill?

Audrey made strawberry jam and raspberry jam. She made enough strawberry jam to fill 3 jars. If she made 1/3 as much raspberry jam as strawberry jam, how many jars will the raspberry jam fill?Write your answer as a fraction or as a whole or mixed number.

Jeffrey is baking blueberry pies to sell at his bakery. He starts with 4 cartons of blueberries, of which he uses 11/12 for the first batch of pies. How many cartons of blueberries does Jeffrey use for the first batch of pies?Write your answer as a fraction or as a whole or mixed number. cartonsSubmit