Depends on the amount of cups in the recipe to start with, let’s say it starts with a 1 c recipe, for a 4 c you would need 1 c of lemon juice. So it’s probably.....

1 c of lemon juice

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3 years ago

Z^5=-7776i

Sloan [31]

Answer:

Z=+6

Step-by-step explanation:

Z^5=-7776i

Let's note that i I mathematics means negative one i.e

i = -1

So the equation is equal to

Z^5=-*-(7776)

Z^5 = 7776

Z= 5√7776

Since it's a divisible by 6

It's giving us a clue that 6 it's the answer.

Ok let's check the 5th root of 7776 in our calculator.

Z=+6

+6 is the solution to the equation

Z^5=-7776i

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3 years ago

Rashid [163]

Answer:

Larger rocket: 36 kiloliters

smaller rocket: 24 kiloliters

Step-by-step explanation:

Lets assign the letters: "L" to the number of kiloliters the "Larger" rocket gets, and "S" to the number of kiloliters that the "Smaller" rocket gets.

We can create two equations from the words given in the problem:

First equation: <em>A total of 60 kiloliters is to be used for "L" plus "S"</em>:

which gives us: $L+S=60$

Next equation comes from the words: "<em>The smaller rocket receives 12 kiloliters less than the larger rocket</em>"

which gives us: $S=L-12$

Now we can use this last equation to replace for the "S" unknown in the first equation (and thus reducing the problem to one equation with one unknown (L), that one can easily solve):

$L+S=60\\L+(L-12)=60\\2L-12=60\\2L=60+12\\2L=72\\L=\frac{72}{2}\\ L=36$

Therefore the amount of fuel that the larger rocket gets is 36 kiloliters.

And using the equation "S = L - 12" we get: $S=36-12=24$

Which tells us that the smaller rocket gets 24 kiloliters of fuel.

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3 years ago