Question

A specific shade of green nail polish require some parts Bluetooth for parts yellow a mixture contains 42 quarts of red in 20 quarts of yellow is the mixture the correct shade if not how can you fix the mixture to create the correct shade of green

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Step-by-step explanation:

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A specific shade of red nail polish requires 7 parts red to 2 parts yellow. A mixture contains 35 quarts of red and 8 quarts of yellow. How can you fix the mixture to make the correct shade of red?

Solution:

A ratio is used in comparing amount of things, showing how the size of thing is compared to the other thing.

Given that:

$Ratio\ of\ red\ nail\ polish=\frac{7\ quarts\ of\ red}{2\ quarts\ of\ yellow} \\\\Ratio\ of\ red\ nail\ polish=\frac{7\ quarts\ of\ red}{2\ quarts\ of\ yellow}*\frac{4}{4} =\frac{28\ quarts\ of\ red}{8\ quarts\ of\ yellow}\\\\Ratio\ of\ mixture\ given\ =\frac{35\ quarts\ of\ red}{8\ quarts\ of\ yellow}\\\\\frac{28\ quarts\ of\ red}{8\ quarts\ of\ yellow}\neq \frac{35\ quarts\ of\ red}{8\ quarts\ of\ yellow}$

Therefore to make the correct shade of red, an additional of 7 quarts of red is needed.