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insens350 [35]
3 years ago
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saul makes green paint by mixing blue paint. For every 4 gallons of green paint he uses 3 gallons of blue paint .Drag the correc

t number of each type of paint into the box that would make 16 gallons of paint the same shade of green
Mathematics
1 answer:
Aleksandr [31]3 years ago
7 0
Green paint is made by mixing yellow and blue paint. Given that, every 4 gallons of green paint contains 3 gallons of blue paint, how many gallons of yellow paint is in 4 gallons of green paint? Green-blue=yellow
4-3=1 Therefore 1 gallon of yellow paint is in 4 gallons of paint.
The ratio of blue to yellow is 3:1
If there are 16 gallons of green paint, how many gallons blue and yellow are in it? blue= 3 in 4 green
If 16=4
      =3
3/4*16=12 Therefore there are 12 gallons of blue paint in 16 gallons of green paint.
Yellow=1 in 4 gallons
If16=4
     =1
1/4*16=4 Therefore there are 4 gallons of yellow paint in 16 gallons of green paint.
I am not so sure about this but I hope it helps.Sorry if it doesn't

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