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Answer:Jada will get same shade as Perfect Purple Water
Step-by-step explanation:
STEP 1
To get the right recipe for Perfect purple water, every new mixture must have an equivalent ratio as the ideal mixture
The ideal mixture is given as
8ml blue water and 3 ml red water.
Step 2
Andre mixes 16ml blue water with 9ml red water
is not equivalent to
Because dividing Andre's mixture by a common value will not give the equivalent ratio of the ideal recipe
=
Jada mixes 24ml blue water with 9ml red water
is equivalent to
Because dividing Jada's mixture by a common value gives the equivalent ratio of the ideal recipe
=
This shows that Jada got the right recipe and will get same shade as Perfect Purple Water but in a higher quantity, 3 times the right recipe for Perfect Purple Water