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Loverta Brown 709
Ms202 1/28/14
Ratio and Proportion
Mix A: concentrate/cups of water = 3/5 = 0.6
Mix B: concentrate/cups of water = 6/8 = 0.75
Mix be will taste more orangey because when dividing the concentrate by number of water it would tell you if you will get an orangey taste or not. When you divided the concentrate by water whatever ans you get eg.(0.6 or 0.75) which ever one has a higher value will be most orangey which is (Mix B.) Whereas the least orangey will be Mix A, mix a is in the tenths place but mix be is in the hundredths placed that's why I said mix a is smaller because it has a smaller value. Also if you don't know how to do it while dividing you can also chose fractions. For the fractions all you need to do is turn it into common denominators and solve. The part to whole ratio for Mix B is (6/14). Its 6/14 because the wanted to know how much concentrate to the total amount (juice.) All you need to do is put the concentrate/ the total amount. That is what part to whole stands for part (concentrate) to whole
(total amount of juice.)
To find the Unit Rate first you have to know what unit rate stands for. Unit rate is how much for one eg.(mph.) To find the unit rate for one orange you have to divide. I divided the orange by how much money it is in total. When you do that it tells you how much for one orange.
Ms202 1/28/14
Ratio and Proportion
Mix A: concentrate/cups of water = 3/5 = 0.6
Mix B: concentrate/cups of water = 6/8 = 0.75
Mix be will taste more orangey because when dividing the concentrate by number of water it would tell you if you will get an orangey taste or not. When you divided the concentrate by water whatever ans you get eg.(0.6 or 0.75) which ever one has a higher value will be most orangey which is (Mix B.) Whereas the least orangey will be Mix A, mix a is in the tenths place but mix be is in the hundredths placed that's why I said mix a is smaller because it has a smaller value. Also if you don't know how to do it while dividing you can also chose fractions. For the fractions all you need to do is turn it into common denominators and solve. The part to whole ratio for Mix B is (6/14). Its 6/14 because the wanted to know how much concentrate to the total amount (juice.) All you need to do is put the concentrate/ the total amount. That is what part to whole stands for part (concentrate) to whole
(total amount of juice.)
To find the Unit Rate first you have to know what unit rate stands for. Unit rate is how much for one eg.(mph.) To find the unit rate for one orange you have to divide. I divided the orange by how much money it is in total. When you do that it tells you how much for one orange.