Jaylan makes limeade using 3/4 cup of water for every 1/5 cup of lime juice. Rene's limeade recipe is different. He uses 2/3 cup
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Jaylan: Juice/Water = (3/4)/(1/5) = 15/4
Water/Juice = (2/3)/(1/6)=4/1 or (16/4) in Rene's .
Rene's combination has more water than Jaylan's limeade, which results in a milder lime flavor. Given that Rene's has more water and both have the same amount of lime juice (assume ratio), Rene's limeade has a milder lime taste.
What is combination in math?
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A combination in mathematics is a choice made from a group of separate elements where the order of the selection is irrelevant (unlike permutations). Three fruits, such as an apple, an orange, and a pear, for instance, can be combined into three different pairs: an apple and a pear, an apple and an orange, or a pear and an orange. A k-combination of a set S is officially defined as a subset of S's k unique members. So, if and only if each combination has the same elements, two combinations are said to be identical.
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