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15.04.2021 •
Mathematics
Cindy was baking Brookies with her friend. The cookie side needed twice as much butter as the brownie side.
They also decided to make snickerdoodles.
The snickerdoodles used 3 Tbsp less butter than the brownies.
They used a total of 21 Tbsp of butter total. How much butter did each cookie need?
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Ответ:
let's ask a related question: why do number that aren't squares always have a even number of factors?
this answer is that the factors of a number comes in pairs. for example, the factors of the number 20 are: 1,2,4,5,10, and 20. Because you can write the number 20 as: 1 x 20, 2 x 10, or 4 x 5
for any number that is not a perfect square ever factor will have a partner that you multiply it by in order to get the number. therefore, each factor has a number and therefore the number of factors are always even.
for a perfect square there will always be a lone factor who doesn't have a partner. the question you have to answer is "why is that", to solve your math problem.
hope this helped the best I can do and it's the best way I know to explain it