Answer:48
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
Amar wants 12 tablespoons of sugar in water.
Amar has teaspoon whose four times is equivalent to 1 tablespoon
i.e. 
therefore



So, amar need to add
for lemonade
That would be A :D It would be A because you would do keep change flip. You would keep 5/6, change the division sign to multiplication, then flip the 5/16 to 16/5 (the reciprocal)
we have 4 gals, Stephanie, Andrea, Emily and Becca.
btw the end point should be (-6, -7) and the start point is (8, 6).
so, if we know the distance between those two points, we can just cut it in 4 equal pieces and each gal will be driving a piece.
now, Emily's turn is after Andrea, BUT, we had first Stephenie driving ¼ of the way, then Andrea driving ¼ of the way too, but after ¼+¼, Emily comes on, but ¼+¼ is really 1/2, so when Emily starts, is really half-way through, or the midpoint of that distance.

Emily's turn ends ¼ of the way later, which will be pretty much half-way in between (1, -½) and (-6, -7), so is really the midpoint of those two.
