Mathematics, 10.09.2021 05:20, nylaboo2222

Mason is baking pies for a school fundraiser. He has 7 ¾ cups of flour in his kitchen. His pie recipe requires ¾ cups of flour for each pie. A) How many pies can Mason make with the flour he has? How much more flour does he need to make the final pie? B) Mason left 1/3 of a pie for his brother Charlie

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Mason is baking pies for a school fundraiser. He has 7 ¾ cups of flour in his kitchen. His pie recip...