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. A recipe calls for 3 cups of sugar for every 4 pounds of fruit. How many cups of sugar are required for 10 pounds of fruit?
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7.5
3 : 4 x : 10
cross multiply. 7.5
3 : 4 x : 10 cross multiplication 30=4x 7.5=x
For every 3 cups of sugar, you're going to have 4 pounds of fruit so in this case there are 10 pounds of fruit that means you're going to have to set up a ratio to show this, it will be 4/3 and 10/x multiply the first denominator by the second numerator which you get 30 then divide that by the first numerator (4) and you get 7.5 which is your answer
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