First you have to have the absolute value isolated so the 2 has to be divided. Then set up the two cases and solve.
Answer:Jada will get same shade as Perfect Purple Water
Step-by-step explanation:
STEP 1
To get the right recipe for Perfect purple water, every new mixture must have an equivalent ratio as the ideal mixture
The ideal mixture is given as
8ml blue water and 3 ml red water.
Step 2
Andre mixes 16ml blue water with 9ml red water
is not equivalent to 
Because dividing Andre's mixture by a common value will not give the equivalent ratio of the ideal recipe
=
Jada mixes 24ml blue water with 9ml red water
is equivalent to 
Because dividing Jada's mixture by a common value gives the equivalent ratio of the ideal recipe
=
This shows that Jada got the right recipe and will get same shade as Perfect Purple Water but in a higher quantity, 3 times the right recipe for Perfect Purple Water
If x is the age of S
And y is the age of K
So we have x=y+3
And the second equation is x-3 + 2/3)y = 12
We have to solve the system
x-y=3
x+2/3y=15
we find x=10.2 and y=7.2
<span>so Katie is 7 </span>
Let

. Then

Meanwhile, since

, you have

.
It follows that

,

, and

, so that the quadratic fit for

that satisfies the given points is

Note that this is just the second-order Taylor polynomial for

about

.