Gabryle holds a bread-baking class. He has 4 adults and 3 children in the class. The class will make 2 round loaves of bread. If Gabryle plans to give each person, including himself, an equal part of the baked breads, how much bread will each person get?
Let X = number of pieces of the bread.
8X = 2 loaves
X = 2/8 loaf = 1/4 loaf for 8 people.
Check. 1/4 loaf each person times 8 persons = 2 loaves
If the whole class makes only 2 loaves for 8 people, then each persons get 2/8 = 1/4 loaf
To find out how much bread each person will get, we need to first determine the total number of people in the class.
There are 4 adults and 3 children, so the total number of people in the class is 4 + 3 = 7.
Next, we need to calculate how much bread is being made. The class will make 2 round loaves of bread.
To distribute the bread equally among all the people, we divide the total amount of bread by the total number of people. In this case, we divide 2 loaves by 7 people to get:
2 loaves / 7 people = 0.29 loaves per person.
Therefore, each person, including Gabryle, will get approximately 0.29 loaves of bread.