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Answer is the ratio 1000:193:61</h3>
Explanation
1 liter = 1000 mL
For every 1000 mL of water, we need 193 mL of sucrose and 61 mL of saline solution.
The ratio is therefore 1000:193:61
We cannot simplify this ratio any further because the GCF of those three terms is 1.
A quick way to see this is to look at how 1000 = (2*5)^3 has prime factors 2 and 5, but 2 nor 5 are factors of 193 and 61. So only 1 is a factor of all three values 1000, 193, 61
Answer:
48/37
Step-by-step explanation:
Use the formula (y1 - y2)/(x1 - x2).
Plug in your x and y values to get (92 + 4)/(81 - 7).
Simplify down to get 96/74 and simplify again to get 48/37.
From the calculation done below, it can be seen that the cost of one orange is 85 cents.
<h3>How do we determine the cost of a product?</h3>
The cost of one orange can be determined as follows:
One dime = 10 cents
2 dollars = 200 cents
Total amount given by Sue to the store clerk = One dime + 2 dollars = 10 cents + 200 cents = 210 cents
Cost of two oranges = Total amount given by Sue to the store clerk –
Change = 210 cents – 40 cents = 170 cents
Cost of one orange = Cost of two oranges / 2 = 170 cents / 2 = 85 cents
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