there are 18 pieces of dark chocolate and the ratio of dark and white is 3:2 so we can divide 18 by 3.
18/3 = 6.
This means the ratio of dark chocolate to white as a 1:1 ratio would be 6:6 so we can multiply 6 by 2 to give us the total amount of pieces of white chocolate.
6*2 = 12.
Therefore there are 12 white chocolate pieces.
Answer:
G(6,2)
Step-by-step explanation:
If point 
is the midpoint of the segment GJ, where 
and 
, then
In your case,
therefore,
Thus,
This is not my answer, someone else answered this question before.
red:green
5:3
5+3=8
8 units
4qt=8 units
divide by 8
0.5qt=1unit
5 unit=red
5*0.5=2.5qt, red=2.5qt
3unit=lime
0.5*3=1.5qt
1.5qt, 2/3 of that is yellow, 1/3 is blue, 1.5 times 2/3=1, 1.5 times 1/3=0.5
result:
2.5qt red
1qt yellow
0.5qt blue
I only know number 3.Number 3 is choice c/9 because you add all the numbers Carolina wrote.The divide the total by the number of numbers there are which is 5.So you would do 45÷5 which equals 9.
