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Elaine and Sandy both like lemonade Elaine has a 16 tablesspoon box of lemonade Sandy has an 18 tablespoon box of lemonade mix h

e likes his lemoade stronger and uses 3 tablespoons of mix for each glass of lemonade who will run out of mix first Elaine or Sandy

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lakkis [162]3 years ago

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Answer: Sandy.

Step-by-step explanation:

Elaine has 16 tablespoons of lemonade, and uses 2 per glass.

then she can make 16/2 = 8 glasses of lemonade.

Sandy has 18 tablespoons of lemonade, and she uses 3 per glass,

then she can make 18/3 = 6 glasses of lemonade.

Then Sandy can make less glasses of lemonade than Elaine, this means that Sandy runs out of mixt first.

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