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antoniya [11.8K]3 years ago
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There is 3.7 grams of sugar in each ounce of sugar Buzz.

Two variables are said to be proportional or have a proportional relationship when they have equivalent ratios. That is they increase or decrease by a factor.

Let x represent the size of Sugar Buzz soft drink and let y represent the amount of sugar.

y is proportional to x, hence:

y = kx; k is the constant of proportionality.\

When x = 12 ounce, y = 44.4 grams, hence:

12k=44.4

k = 3.7 gram per ounce  

Therefore there is 3.7 grams of sugar in each ounce of sugar Buzz.

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