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Bob the Builder - 1999 Sneezing Scoop 4-4 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:G
There are approximately 4 ounces in one scoop of ice cream, but you could melt in a measuring cup for exact number.
Bob the Builder - 1999 Scoop's Stegosaurus 4-3 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:G
I scoop 4 level tablespoons.
Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego - 1991 Alphabet Scoop 4-38 was released on: USA: 30 November 1994
THE ANSWER IS 2BECAUSE..... We have to use Tim's scoop radius to calculate his scoop volume, then divide it by 2 to find Paul's scoop volume and finally calculate its radius to get the diameter. Tim's scoop radius is diameter/2= 2 inch/2= 1 inch. So, the formula for Tim's scoop volume, i.e. volume of a sphere is 4/3*pi*(radius cubed)= 4/3*pi, because the radius 1 inch cubed is also 1. Now, Paul's scoop volume is half of Tim's, i.e. (4/3*pi)*1/2= 4/6*pi. Then, we equate this value with the formula for volume of a sphere to find Paul's scoop radius, and multiply by 2 to get the diameter, which is 2*(cube root of 1/2). I hope I said it right! ADDITIONAL DETAILS: After finding Paul's scoop volume(4/6*pi), you have to write, 4/3*pi* radius cubed= 4/6*pi(i.e. Paul's scoop volume and the volume of a sphere are the same thing, because the scoop is a sphere, isn't it?) then you can cancel out 4/3 and pi from both sides(as you should know, similar quantities can be cancelled from both sides of an equation- if both the quantities are in multiplied or divided form). That's where pi goes, and 4/3 too, and you have: radius cubed= 1/2; therefore, radius= cube root of 1/2. Hence, diameter= 2*cube root of 1/2. If you still have problems, feel free to say it.
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The number of scoops in 1 quart depends on the size of the scoop being used. A standard ice cream scoop is typically around 1/2 cup, so there would be approximately 4 scoops in 1 quart. If the scoop size is different, the number of scoops will vary accordingly.
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Muffin scoops vary in sizes. You ideally want to add about 4 tablespoons or a quarter cup of muffin batter to a standard size muffin tin.