Maggie has 4 3/5 of icing to decorate cakes for a bake sale. Each container will cover 20 1/4 in2. How many square inches will it cover if she uses all of her icing.

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Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

Maggie has 4 3/5 container of icing to decorate cakes for a bake sale.

Each container will cover 20 1/4 square inches.

Question asked:

How many square inches will it cover if she uses all of her icing ?

Solution:

Total number of container Maggie has =

Each container will cover = square inches.

Now, we can find easily that how many square inches it will cover by using all of her icing by unitary method:

Each container will cover =

container will cover =

Thus,  it will cover ,if she uses all of her icing.

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step-by-step explanation:

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