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Given that baker's percentages are given as a percentage of the flour content of an item[0], you could argue that the baker's percentage of sugar in a banana ap
by eindiran 6y ago
Given that baker's percentages are given as a percentage of the flour content of an item[0], you could argue that the baker's percentage of sugar in a banana approaches infinity.
Baker's percentage (foo) = 100% * weight(foo) / weight(flour)
[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baker_percentage https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baker_percentage
- kennywinker 6y agoDividing by zero, result is (ba)NaN(a)