To make the second batch of punch go further Josie,

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Vilka [71]2 years ago

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The ratio of fruit juice to lemonade in the second batch is 21:16

<h3>What are ratios?</h3>

Ratios are denoted by the sign ":", and they are used to making comparison between units of different quantities

The ratio is given as:

$F : L = 21 : 14$

Where:

F represents the amount of fruit juice
L represents the amount of lemonade

When 2 litres are added to the original amount of lemonade, the ratio becomes

$F : L = 21 : 16$

Hence, the ratio of fruit juice to lemonade in the second batch is 21:16

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