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Stels [109]
3 years ago
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Two batches of soup will serve 8 people. Lonnie needs to make enough soup for 120 people. If the recipe calls for 2 onions for o

ne batch, how many onions will Lonnie need?
Mathematics
2 answers:
Inessa05 [86]3 years ago
5 0
<span><em>"2 batches of soup will serve                            8 people."</em>
<u>Then x </u></span><span><u>batches of soup will serve                         120 people         
</u>120.2 = 8.x
x = 30 batches of soup will serve 120 people.

<em>"2 onions for                1 batch"</em>
<u>Then y onions for         30 batches                                                          
</u>30.2 = 1.y
y = 60 onions<u>




</u></span>
zlopas [31]3 years ago
5 0
2 batches - 8 people 
2 onions - 1 batch
x onions- 120 people
From proportion
y batches-120 people
2batches - 8 people
after cross multiplication
120/8=15*2=30 batches 
x onions - 30 batches
2 onions- 1 batches
30 batches *2=60 onions
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