nope not at all lol
Step-by-step explanation:
This equation is known as the equation for exponential growth/decay:

Since the car is worth no more than $1,900 when bought, we can rewrite the above equation as:

<u>a is the initial value, and b is the growth factor, x is the </u><u>amount of</u><u> time that passes.
</u>So, we can plug in all that information (it's negative because the car's value goes <em>down</em>):

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</u>That's you
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final answer^.<u>
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Answer:
<em>2 scoops of fruity powder:6 cups of water will not test the same as Amar's recipe</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Ratios</u>
The proportion or ratios between variables measure the relative quantities of them by doing a division, usually expressed as fractions or a colon-separated pair of numbers.
To make fruit punch, Amar mixes 1 scoop of fruity powder with 5 cups of water. The ratio of fruity powder to water is 1:5.
We must select which recipe from the list won't produce the same ration and therefore will not taste the same as Amar's:
2 scoops of fruity powder:6 cups of water gives a ratio of 2:6. Simplifying by 2, the ratio is 1:3. This recipe will not test the same as Amar's.
2 scoops of fruity powder:10 cups of water gives a ratio of 2:10. Simplifying by 5, the ratio is 1:5. This recipe will test the same as Amar's.
0.5 scoop of fruity powder:2.5 cups of water gives a ratio of 0.5:2.5. Multiplying by 2, the ratio is 1:5. This recipe will test the same as Amar's.
5 scoops of fruity powder:25 cups of water gives a ratio of 5:25. Dividing by 5, the ratio is 1:5. This recipe will test the same as Amar's.
Answer:
2 scoops of fruity powder:6 cups of water will not test the same as Amar's recipe