Zander is mixing orange paint in a jar. The color that he is making requires 2 tablespoons of red and 3

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Norma-Jean [14]3 years ago

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Answer: 3 ratios (red to yellow) 2:3 4:6 6:9

If he wants to make 2 jars, assuming that to make on he need 2 tablespoons(red) and 3 tablespoons (yellow) to make 1 he will need 4(red) and 6(yellow) for 10 jars it will be 20(red) and 30(yellow)

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