Higher order thinking
mrs. dryson
divided her collection of 52 glass bears
into equal groups. she had 1 bear
left over. how many groups did
mrs. dryson make? how many bears
are in each group?

Jamie has made batter for three different types of christmas treats: gingerbread cake, candy cane crumble, and sticky toffee pudding. jamie has two baking sheets, one of which is for the gingerbread cake and the candy cane crumble. this baking sheet can hold different baked goods. the other baking sheet is for the leftover gingerbread cake and the sticky toffee pudding. it can hold different baked goods. if jamie wants to use up all the space on her baking sheets, and she assumes all of the baked goods to be cubes with a height that is equivalent to the total number of that type of baked good, across all sheets, what is the maximum mass of baked goods that jamie can make if she knows that the densities of the baked goods are mass unit per unit volume for the gingerbread, mass unit per unit volume for the candy cane crumble, and mass units per unit volume for the sticky toffee pudding?