Drinking 6 fluid ounces of milk provides 202.5 milligrams of calcium. How many fluid ounces of milk are required to provide 52.5 milligrams of calcium? Round to the nearest tenthusiasm

Please help!!! So confused:(

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Drinking 6 fluid ounces of milk provides 202.5 milligrams of calcium. How many fluid ounces of milk are required to provide 52.5 milligrams of calcium? Round to the nearest tenthusiasm

Please help!!! So confused:(

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

Round to the nearest tenth I meant

anonymous · Answer

1.6 fl oz.

anonymous · Answer

How did you get that?

anonymous · Answer

Oh. nope. I did the test myself before.

anonymous · Answer

Please dont I'm on a test that will cost me 29 % of my grade

anonymous · Answer

Okay. But i'm pretty sure it's what I said.

aripotta · Answer

$$\frac{ 6 }{ 202.5 }=\frac{ x }{ 52.5 }$$
cross-multiply and solve for x
6(52.5) = 202.5x
315 = 202.5x
x = 1.6