Imogen is baking a cake that requires two and one-half cups of sugar and three and one-sixth cups of flour. what are these amounts as improper fractions? a. 19? 6 cups of sugar, 5? 2 cups of flour b. 5? 2 cups of sugar, 19? 6 cups of flour c. 41? 6 cups of sugar, 21? 2 cups of flour d. 21? 2 cups of sugar, 31? 6 cups of flour

Option B.

B. 5/2 cups of sugar, 19/6 cups of flour

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that Imogen is baking a cake.

The cake  requires two and one-half cups of sugar and three and one-sixth cups of flour.

Sugar required = 2 1/2

To make it improper fraction, we make the integer as a fraction with denominator 2

i.e. 2 1/2 = 2+1/2 =4/2 +1/2

Now we can add these

= 5/2

So 5/2 cups of sugar is required.

Similarly flour required=3 1/6

To make it improper we convert 3 into a fraction with denominator 6.

3=18/6

3 1/6 = 3+1/6 =18/6+1/6 = 19/6

Hence 19/6 cups of flour required.

the answer is d

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