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Harry made fruit punch using 2 parts orange juice to 2 parts soda water. The amount of soda water that Harry used is directly pr

oportional to the amount of orange juice he used. How many cups of orange juice should Harry use with 18 cups of soda water?

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Sindrei [870]3 years ago

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y=kx

soda water=k orange juice

2=2k

k=1

18=1 × orange juice

orange juice=18/1

orange juice=18 cups

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