Multiple Choice 1 point In order to properly make a Stoichiometry Smore (SSm)you need 2 graham crackers (Gc), 1 marshmallow (Mm), and 5 chocolate chips (Cc). This can be written as a "chemical" equation. 2Gc+1Mm+5Ccarrow 1SSm I have one box of 54 graham crackers, 1 bag of 36 marshmallows and a bag of chocolate chips (containing 275 chips)How many complete S'mores can Imake? 55 36 27

## Step 1The problem involves the concept of stoichiometry, which is a branch of chemistry that deals with the quantitative relationships between reactants and products in a chemical reaction. In this case, the "chemical reaction" is the making of a SSm (Stoichiometry Smore).## Step 2The problem provides the following information:- 2 graham crackers (Gc) are needed to make 1 SSm.- 1 marshmallow (Mm) is needed to make 1 SSm.- 5 chocolate chips (Cc) are needed to make 1 SSm.## Step 3The problem also provides the following information:- There is one box of 54 graham crackers.- There is one bag of 36 marshmallows.- There is a bag of 275 chocolate chips.## Step 4To find out how many complete Smores can be made, we need to calculate the number of Smores that can be made with each ingredient and then take the smallest number, because that will be the limiting factor in the number of Smores that can be made.## Step 5The number of Smores that can be made with the graham crackers is calculated as follows:### ## Step 6The number of Smores that can be made with the marshmallows is calculated as follows:### ## Step 7The number of Smores that can be made with the chocolate chips is calculated as follows:### ## Step 8The smallest number among these is 27, which means that the graham crackers are the limiting factor in the number of Smores that can be made. Therefore, the answer is 27.