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Algebra_2

Chapter 40

Problem 2

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The ratio of milk to cream in a carton is to .
If there are total ounces of milk plus cream in the carton,
How many ounces of cream are in the carton?
(Let M = total ounces of milk ...and... K = total ounces of cream in the carton)

The total ounces of cream K =


Suppose the ratio of milk (M) to cream (K) in a carton is 4 ounces to 2 ounces.
If there are 18 ounces of milk plus cream in the carton, how much cream is there in the carton?
The ratio of milk to cream can be written as click refresh (F5)
The number of ounces of milk plus cream M + K = 18.
By substituting M into M/K and solving for K you get click refresh (F5) ounces of cream.
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