Priscilla’s grandmother’s fruit salad recipe calls for one part apple, one part orange, four parts strawberry, two parts cherry,
and three parts grape. Priscilla uses the same measuring cup to measure all of the fruit, so one part is equal to one cup of diced fruit. In this exercise, you will compare the quantities in the recipe to understand ratios better. Part A
Write a sentence comparing the quantity of apples with the quantity of grapes.
Part B
Compare the quantities of apples and strawberries given in the fruit salad recipe. Write your answer in a sentence.
Part C
Compare the quantity of cherries with the total amount of fruit in the recipe. Write your answer in a sentence.
Part D
Compare the total quantity of fruit used with the quantity of oranges. Write your answer in a sentence.
What when multiplied is +3 but when added is 4? 3 and 1. You then get (x+3)(x+1) is the first part of the answer. If you want to find x, set x+3 to 0. x+3=0. Then subtract 3 from both sides to get x by itself. x= -3. Do the same with the x+1.
With a uniform electric field, flux go along parallel paths, then flux is therefore proportional to the cosine of the angle rotated. 0 degree rotation => cos(0)=1 => 100% of flux. 60 degrees rotation => cos(60) => 0.5 => how many % of flux?
