A cake recipe calls for 30 milliliters of water for every 20 milliliters of cooking oil. How many milliliters of water are neede
d if 50 milliliters of cooking oil were used? A. 50 ml B. 75 ml C. 150 ml D. 1,000 ml
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for 30 mm water for 20 mm cooking oil
? mm water for 50 mm cooking oil
?.20=30.50
?=30.5/2
?=15.5
?=75
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