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Andrews [41]
3 years ago
11

Jasmine mixes 37 ounces of grape juice and 13 ounces of apple juice to make a fruit punch. She will pour the punch into 6-ounce

cups.
A. How many a full cups of punch can she make with the apple and grape juice.

B. Will there be any juice left over?
Explain your thinking and show your work.

Give u 11 points more thanks later
Mathematics
1 answer:
Anastaziya [24]3 years ago
8 0
First we have to figure out how much fruit punch Jasmine has.
To do this, we just have to add the number of ounces of grape juice she mixes with the number of ounces of apple juice.

37 + 13 = 50.

Jasmine is pouring the punch into 6 ounce cups.  To find out how many cups of punch she can make, you have to divide the number of ounces of punch she has (50) by the number of ounces she can put in a cup (6).

50/6 ≈ 8.33

Therefore, Jasmine can 

A. make 8 full cups of punch with the apple juice and grape juice.

and 

B.  Yes, there will be juice left over, because the amount of cups Jasmine could fill had a decimal, or a remainder.

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