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In which story could you use the quotient $36 \div 24$ to answer the question? $\newline$ Choices: $\newline$ (A) Sandra is making chocolate chip cookies. She gets $36$ small cookies out of a $24$ -ounce container of cookie dough. If each cookie is the same size, about how much cookie dough does she use for each one? $\newline$ (B) Sandra is making chocolate chip cookies. She gets $24$ large cookies out of a $36$ -ounce container of cookie dough. If each cookie is the same size, about how much cookie dough does she use for each one?

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Identify quotients of rational numbers: word problems

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Q. In which story could you use the quotient

36 \div 24

to answer the question?

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Choices:

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(A) Sandra is making chocolate chip cookies. She gets

36

small cookies out of a

24

-ounce container of cookie dough. If each cookie is the same size, about how much cookie dough does she use for each one?

\newline

(B) Sandra is making chocolate chip cookies. She gets

24

large cookies out of a

36

-ounce container of cookie dough. If each cookie is the same size, about how much cookie dough does she use for each one?

Understand problem: Step $1$ : Understand the problem and identify the correct story to use the quotient $36 \div 24$ .
Analyze choices: Step $2$ : Analyze the choices given to match the quotient.
Calculate quotient: Step $3$ : Calculate the quotient to confirm the correct story.

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