Sunila had 9$$\frac{1}4$$​  kg of flour to make bread with. If the recipe says that she needs 1$$\frac{1}8$$​  kg to make one loaf of bread, how many loafs can she make? Estimate to the nearest whole number.

Correct option is C

Given:
Quantity of flour Sunila has
= Quantity of flour needed to make one loaf
Solution:
No of the loafs to be made = Quantity of flour available ÷ Quantity needed for one loaf
Sunila has:
$$9 \frac{1}{4}$$​  kg = $$\frac{37}4$$​ kg
recipe requires
$$1\frac{1}9$$​ kg = $$\frac{9}8$$​ kg per loaf
Divide the total flour by the flour needed per loaf
$$\frac{37}4$$​ ÷ $$\frac{9}8$$​​
= $$\frac{37}4 ×\frac{ 8}9$$​​
= 8.2
Required no of loaves (nearest to the whole no).
= 8