Given that the hot chocolate is made of 480 grams of milk and 20 grams of cacao.
We need to determine the percentage of cacao in hot chocolate.
<u>The percentage of cacao:</u>
The total grams of hot chocolate can be determined by adding the total grams of milk and the total grams of cacao.
Total grams of hot chocolate = Grams of Milk + Grams of cacao
Total grams of hot chocolate = 480 + 20 = 500 grams.
Thus, the total grams of hot chocolate is 500 grams.
Now, we shall find the percentage of cacao.
The percentage of cacao is given by

Simplifying, the values, we get,

Thus, the percentage of cacao is 4%
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Answer:
The Answer is gonna be :207
Answer:
T = - 3.2e + 80
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the following :
e = elevation in thousands of feets
T = temperature (°F)
e1 = 5 ; e2 = 10 (in thousands of feet)
T1 = 64° ; T2 = 48°
y = mx + c ; T = me + c
y = ; m = slope, c = intercept
64 = m5 + c - - - - (1)
48 = m10 + c - - - - (2)
From (1)
c = 64 - m5
Substitute c = 64 - m5 into (2)
48 = m10 + c - - - - (2)
48 = m10 + 64 - m5
48 - 64 = 10m - 5m
-16 = 5m
m = - 16 / 5
m = - 3.2
Substitute the value of m into c = 64 - m5
c = 64 - 5(-3.2)
c = 64 - (-16)
c = 64 + 16
c = 80
Inserting our c and m values into T = me + c
T = - 3.2e + 80
Where e is in thousands of feet
T is in °F