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About how much more area does a 9-inch round pan have than an 8-inch round pan?

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  1. About how much more area does a 9-inch round pan have than an 8-inch round pan?
    • About 12 percent
    • About 27 percent
    • Około 50 proc
    • About 100 percent
  2. Why doesn't a double batch of stew need double the total cooking time?
    • Heat reaches the center based mostly on thickness, not on the total amount
    • Larger pots always run hotter
    • The AI automatically lowers the temperature
    • Stew ingredients cook faster in large batches because of added salt
  3. You're halving a recipe that calls for 3 eggs. What does the guide suggest?
    • Use 1 egg and add water
    • Use 2 eggs, since rounding up is harmless
    • Skip the eggs and add baking powder
    • Beat the eggs and weigh about 75 g, since a large egg is roughly 50 g out of the shell
  4. Doubling a brownie recipe from an 8x8 pan into a 9x13, what should you expect?
    • The batter will be much thinner and bake twice as fast
    • The two pans hold exactly the same amount
    • The batter will be slightly deeper, because 117 sq in is a bit less than 128 sq in
    • The 9x13 pan cannot be used for brownies
  5. In baker's percentages, each ingredient is expressed relative to what?
    • The total weight of the dough
    • The weight of the flour
    • The number of servings
    • The weight of the water
  6. What is the correct result of scaling 3/4 cup by 2.5?
    • 1 1/2 cups
    • 1 3/4 cups
    • 2 cups
    • 1 7/8 cups
  7. Tripling a soup in a wider pot changes simmering how?
    • Evaporation slows, so the soup gets thinner
    • Nothing changes, because volume is all that matters
    • Evaporation speeds up because of the larger surface area
    • The soup must simmer three times as long
  8. To keep the same batter depth when scaling a recipe by 1.5x, how should the new pan's area compare with the original?
    • It should be 1.5 times the original area
    • It should be the same as the original
    • It should be 2.25 times the original area
    • It should be 3 times the original area