For every 1 cup of blue paint,
cups of red paint are needed
For every 1 cup of red paint,
cup of blue paint is needed
For every 4 cups of red paint,
cups of blue paint are needed
<em><u>Solution:</u></em>
Given that, there are 3 1/3 red cups of paint for every 1 1/3 cups of blue paint
Therefore, ratio is

<h3><u>For every 1 cup of blue paint, ___ cups of red paint are needed</u></h3>
Let "x" be the cups of red paint needed
Then we get,

This forms a proportion

Therefore, 10/4 cups of red are needed for 1 cup of blue
<h3><u>For every 1 cup of red paint, ___ cup of blue paint is needed</u></h3>
Let "x" be the cups of blue paint needed
Then, we get

This forms a proportion

Thus, 4/10 cups of blue are needed for 1 cup of red paint
<h3><u>For every 4 cups of red paint,___ cups of blue paint are needed</u></h3>
Let "x" be the cups of blue paint needed
Then, we get

This forms a proportion

Thus 16/10 cups of blue paint are needed for every 4 cups of red paint
<span>Let x = represent the number of weeks of deposits
A = 120 + 5x the account balance after x weeks
The account balance is directly proportional to the number of weeks of deposits if:
A/x = constant
(120 + 5x)/x = 120/x + 5 is not a constant
For example:
After 1 week there will be: 120 + 1*5 = $125 on the account
After 2 week there will be: 120 + 2*5 = $130 on the account
After 3 week there will be: 120 + 3*5 = $135 on the account
But 125/1 <> 130/2 <> 135/3
The account balance is not proportional to the number of weeks of deposits.</span>
Answer:
Here is the graph to the intercepts.
Step-by-step explanation:
Graph of (6, 4), (4, 3), (-2, 0)
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No, 1/3 is greater than 1/6.
1/3 converts to 2/6.
2/6 > 1/6
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
I'm guessing A and J. Makes the most sense.