Question

ok I got 0.2 or 200 mL of milk and 1liter of water. together it equals 1.2 liters. now I have to figure out how much in liters the milk represents. can someone please help? im kinda confused by this

Answer 1

@precal

Answer 2

I am pretty sure you need to convert and I don't know how to do that...sorry out of my scope unless I look up conversions

Answer 3

its ok but thanks

Answer 4

@ikram002p ??? can you help??

Answer 5

well u have 200 ml = 0.2 ltr

thats it :o

Answer 6

well no I got all together 1.2liter and I need to figure out in liters 20% of that

Answer 7

ohh ic
so
milk in water / the whole volume of milk and water *100 %

Answer 8

so its
0.2/1.2 *100% =

Answer 9

oh ok thank you

Answer 10

that seems simpler than it was I guess

Answer 11

wait could u take a snap for the question?
to make sure its correct ?

Answer 12

Celine has a bottle that contains 20% of milk and the rest water. The bottle has 1 liter of water.

Part A: Write an equation in one variable that can be used to find the total number of liters of milk and water in the bottle. Define the variable used in the equation. (5 points)

Part B: How many liters of milk are present in the bottle? Show your work. (5 points

its part b I got problems with

Answer 13

so
x/1+x *100% =20%

solve for x , this is how u do it ^^

Answer 14

ok but it is kinda confusing me with the 2 x's can you give me the steps and ill find the answer??

Answer 15

Let b = volume of bottle
Let m = the volume of milk
Let w = the volume of water
Given w= 1 lt.
Given m = .2b

b = m + w
b = .2b + 1
.8b = 1
b = 1.25

1.25 -1 = .25

So there is .25 liters of milk in the bottle.

Answer 16

thanks a lot