Question

Use the information about recipes on page 123 to explain how ratios are used in recipes. Include an explanation of how to use a proportion to determine how much honey is needed if you use 3 eggs, and a description of how to alter the recipe to get 5 servings. https://www.mpaper.net/mpaper.php?hash=84a30c61-460c-4394-b11c-c57fdb25a780

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^you need to be banned for good

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direct answers and inappropriate discussion

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smh I'll help you

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thanks @Google and gross @Loginusernamed

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Did you read page 123?

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yes i did

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Ok lets start this off, do you know what a ratio is?

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yes a ratio would be x:y

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Alright good and a proportion is...

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shows the equality of ratios

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Ok great now lets break down the question

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so i would be dividing the ratios of the original statement to see what i needed to add for 3 eggs and then five right?

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Ok so under the ratios and proportion definition on page 123 it says "the recipe above states that for 4 servings you need 2 cups of milk

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dallas what does that mean, seeing that a ratio is x to y, x:y, or x/y

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if you guys aren't going to help then just go to a different question

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the ratios would be dived wouldn't they?

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yeah so

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A ratio describes a specific type of relationship between two quantities.
If the ratio of flour to milk in a muffin recipe is 7 to 2, then that means that
for every 7 cups of flour you use, you must use 2 cups of milk, as shown in
Figure 1. Equivalently, for every 2 cups of milk you use, you must use 7 cups
of flour. In general, to say that two quantities are in a ratio of A to B means ratio (“how many
that for every A units of the first quantity there are B units of the second groups? definition)
quantity. Equivalently, for every B units of the second quantity there are A
units of the first quantity.

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\[\frac{ 4 }{ 2 }\]

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thats what i was doing, so i would get two?

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now you need to find out 4:2 < 4 servings for 2 cups of milk you need to find out how many servings you need for 1 cup of milk you would get 1:2

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yeah thats what you would do

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I'm trying to fin the serving for eggs and honey, thats the part that I'm a bit confused on

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ok lets start

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would i just do the same?

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Ohhh they are just asking you to do what they did for servings and cups for honey and eggs

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so they already gave you part of it, is x:3 right now

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\[\frac{ x }{ 3 }\]

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we need to figure out how much honey you need for 3 eggs, X being the honey

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okay so would i do a cross multiplication of x/3 time (3/4) / 2?

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I think so

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okay thanks!

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np

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tag me if you need anymore help

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okay :)

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@Google i got 2.25 for the 3 eggs and i changed that to a mixed number being 2 1/4

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hmm

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was i correct in that?

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seems good

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"and a description of how to alter the recipe to get 5 servings."

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basically all you need to do is put into words on the steps you did to solving this problem and you should be good

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okay thanks so much! ( side note: i still use the x/5 times (3/4) / 2 right?)

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Hmm I think so

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okay thanks!

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@Loginusernamed can you drink bleach?

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wow your disgusting!

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\[idiot\]

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I'm going to report you @Loginusernamed

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