How would you work this problem? A soda shop owner told his employee to add 2 1/5 cups of syrup to each gallon of soda. If there
were 4 gallons of soda,how much syrup would be needed?
2 answers:
2 1/5 cups * 4 gallons =
2.2 cups * 4 gallons =
8.8 cups of syrup
This is a cross multiplication, proportion problem. 2 1/5 cups to 1 gallon as x cups are to 4 gallons. You set it up like this:
2.2 cups/1 gallons= x cups/4 gallons
Cross multiply
(2.2*4)=(1*x)
8.8=x
So you need 8.8 cups for 4 gallons. Since the question was asked in fraction form, your answer should also be in fraction form.
8.8 = 8 8/10 = 8 4/5
So you need 8 4/5 cups for 4 gallons.
Hope this helps! :)
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