We have been given that there are s milligrams of vitamin C per milliliter of spinach, B mg per milliliter of berries, and D mg per milliliter of dressing.

Let us find how much mg of vitamin C our each ingredient of salad will have.

We have been given that a salad contains 300 milliliters of spinach, 200 ml of berries, and 42 ml of dressing.

$\text{Mg vitamin C in 300 ml spinach}=300\cdot\text{s mg}$

$\text{Mg vitamin C in 200 ml berries}=200\cdot\text{B mg}$

$\text{Mg vitamin C in 42 ml dressing}=42\cdot\text{D mg}$

To find total milligrams of vitamin C in our salad we will add milligrams of vitamin C in each of three ingredients of salad.

$T=(300s+200B+42D)\text{ mg}$

Therefore, our desired expression will be $T=(300s+200B+42D)\text{ mg}$ .

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An increased the quantities of all the ingredients in a recipe by 60, percent. She used 80 grams left parenthesis, right parenth

iogann1982 [59]

Answer:

The recipe did require 50 grams of cheese.

Step-by-step explanation:

Since, 60 percent extra cheese is used, therefore the given amount of cheese is 160% of recipe requirement. Or in other words, the given amount of cheese is 1.6 times the requirement.

80 grams = (1.6)(Recipe Requirement)

Recipe Requirement = 80/1.6 grams

<u>Recipe Requirement = 50 grams</u>

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Amtsport materials such as oxygen throughout the body

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Transporting nutrients to the cells of your body is the job of your circulatory system. ... Nutrients are transported throughout your body through your blood via capillaries, tiny blood vessels that connect arteries to veins. Nutrients, oxygen and wastes all pass in and out of your blood through the capillary walls

Note:It could be wrong.

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