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Pepsi [2]
3 years ago
8

A carrot has

Mathematics
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4vir4ik [10]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

B- For an equal number of servings, the bananas will have three times as much sugar

Step-by-step explanation:

The complete question is

A carrot has 5 grams of sugar per serving. A banana has 15 grams of sugar per serving. Which statement is true?

A- There will always be more sugar in 10 servings of carrots than in a smaller number of servings of bananas.

B- For an equal number of servings, the bananas will have three times as much sugar.

C- For an equal number of servings, the bananas will always have 10 more grams of sugar.

D- The amount of sugar in two servings of carrots is 30 grams.

<u><em>Verify each statement</em></u>

A- <u>There will always be more sugar in 10 servings of carrots than in a smaller number of servings of bananas</u>

The statement is False

Because

In 10 servings of carrots there are 10(5)=50 grams of sugar

In 5 servings of banana there are 5(15)=75 grams of sugar

therefore

50 g < 75 g

B- <u>For an equal number of servings, the bananas will have three times as much sugar</u>

The statement is true

Because

In one serving of carrots there are 5 grams of sugar

In one serving of bananas there are 15 grams of sugar

The ratio of grams of sugar in a serving of bananas to grams of sugar in a serving of carrots is 15:5

Simplify

3:1

therefore

An equal number of servings, the bananas will have three times as much sugar

C- <u>For an equal number of servings, the bananas will always have 10 more grams of sugar. </u>

The statement is False

Because

In 10 servings of carrots there are 10(5)=50 grams of sugar

In 10 servings of banana there are 10(15)=150 grams of sugar

so

50+10\neq 150

D- <u>The amount of sugar in two servings of carrots is 30 grams</u>

The statement is False

Because

In 2 servings of carrots there are 2(5)=10 grams of sugar

10\neq 30

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