CHOCOLATE CHIP CUPCAKES

Fun math worksheet: create input-output tables and numerical expressions for cupcake problems!

CHOCOLATE CHIP CUPCAKES Callie is making cupcakes for the school bake sale. She packs them into boxes and finds that two boxes will hold 12 cupcakes, three boxes will hold 18 cupcakes, eight boxes will hold 48 cupcakes, and five boxes will hold 30 cupcakes. Represent the situation using an input-output table and a numerical expression that could be used to find the number of cupcakes that will fill b boxes. When you do the rule make sure you put no spacesexample 2+1 or 2x1 2 3 8 5 12 18 48 30 2x6 3x6 8x6 5x6 Describe the relationship between the input-output table and the expression you wrote Use the rule represented by the expression from the problem situation to find b, the number of boxes needed to package 72 cupcakes. 6boxes 12boxes 72boxes 11boxes Use the rule represented by the expression from the problem situation to generate the first 10 terms in a sequence that represents the relationship between the input and output values from your input-output table { (1, 6) , (2, 12 ) , (3, 18 ) , (4, 24 ) , (5, 30 ) , (6, 36 ) , (7, 42 ) , ( 8 , 48 ) , ( 9 , 54 ) , ( 10 , 60 ) }