Ben wants to try a new honey-glazed salmon recipe. He starts with 132 cups of honey. He uses 51 of it to make the glaze. How much honey does Ben have left?Write your answer as a whole number, fractions" target="_blank" class="backlink">fraction, or mixed number. Simplify any fractions.____ cups
Q. Ben wants to try a new honey-glazed salmon recipe. He starts with 132 cups of honey. He uses 51 of it to make the glaze. How much honey does Ben have left?Write your answer as a whole number, fraction, or mixed number. Simplify any fractions.____ cups
Calculate honey for glaze: Calculate how much honey Ben uses for the glaze. Multiply the total honey by the fraction used for the glaze: 132 cups ×51. Convert 132 to an improper fraction: 132=35. Now, 35×51=155=31 cup used for the glaze.
Subtract honey used: Subtract the amount of honey used from the total to find out how much is left. Start with 132 cups and subtract 31 cup: 132−31. Convert 132 to an improper fraction again: 132=35. Now, 35−31=34. Convert 34 back to a mixed number: 34=131 cups left.