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Vsevolod [243]
3 years ago
5

Samantha's Recipe 3 1/2 parts cranapple juice 2 1/2 parts lemonade Caden's Recipe 4 1/4 parts cranapple juice 3 3/4 parts lemona

de For each recipe, write a ratio that compares the number of parts of lemonade to the total number of parts. Please help and thank you :D
Mathematics
2 answers:
Darina [25.2K]3 years ago
5 0

6.25 : 14

6.25 parts lemonade, 14 parts combined in both recipes

Caden: 3.75 : 8 for his recipe, 3.75 : 14 for all total ingredients

Samntha: 2.5 : 6 for her recipe, 2.5 : 14 for all total ingredients

galben [10]3 years ago
3 0

6.25 : 14 or 25:56

6.25 parts lemonade, 14 parts combined in both recipes

Caden: 3.75 : 8 for his recipe, 3.75 : 14 for all total ingredients

Samntha: 2.5 : 6 for her recipe, 2.5 : 14 for all total ingredients

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