Question

erik is learning how to make hachapuris. he uses 5 eggs for each hachapuri. erik has 12 eggs, and he makes as many hachapuris as he can. how many hachapuris does erik make? how many eggs are left? erik makes 2 hachapuris. 2 eggs are left. how many hachapuris can erik make in all? erik can make hachapuris in all.

Explanation:

Step1: Understand the problem

We know that each hachapuri requires 5 eggs, and Erik has 12 eggs. We need to find how many hachapuris he can make, which is a division problem (finding how many times 5 fits into 12).

Step2: Perform the division

We divide the total number of eggs (12) by the number of eggs per hachapuri (5). Using integer division, \(12 \div 5 = 2\) with a remainder. The quotient is the number of hachapuris, and the remainder is the number of eggs left. But for the question "How many hachapuris can Erik make in all?", we just need the quotient from \(12\div5\). Since \(5\times2 = 10\) (eggs used for 2 hachapuris) and \(12 - 10 = 2\) (eggs left), the number of hachapuris is 2.

Answer:

2