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Word Problem (Difficulty: Medium)
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A recipe calls for 2/3 cup of sugar for one batch of cookies.
How much sugar is needed for 3 batches?
Before choosing an answer, explain how you would figure out the total sugar. Type your answer.
Choose your answer: Next check the Explanation and AI Feedback
Hint:
Multiply the amount of sugar for one batch by the number of batches.
(2/3) x 3
Explanation:
Multiply the fraction by the whole number:
2
--- x 3 = 2
3
So the total sugar needed is 2 cups.
Your reasoning vs. correct reasoning: (AI compares the student's written explanation to the correct multiplication steps.)
AI Feedback + Sam Ortega (human expert checking) making sure no hallucination.
Multiply the fraction by the whole number:
2
--- x 3 = 2
3
If student chose 2 cups: correct answer
Great job! You multiplied the fraction correctly.
If student chose 1 cup: wrong answer
You may have multiplied it by 3/2 to get 1 cup.
If student chose 3 cups: wrong answer
This would be 1 cup per batch - but the recipe uses 2/3 cup.
If student chose 2/3 cup: wrong answer
This is the sugar for one batch, not three.
Sketch to Visualize the Sugar Amount
Each bar represents 2/3 cup. Three bars show the total sugar.
Total sugar: 2 cups.
Reflection:
Was this multiplication problem easy, medium, or hard?
Did multiplying the numerator help you understand the pattern?
PRACTICE TEST FOR MASTERY
Your answer (total cups of sugar): Write the number or mixed number.