Dan mixed 2 parts of milk and 3 parts of syrup to make a drink. How many parts of milk did Dan mix with each part of syrup?
The question seems a bit vague. But I think they're asking how many parts of syrup goes with 1 part milk, and how many parts of milk go with 1 part syrup. Though I could be wrong.
well idk really i dont know math i need your helppppp
im so confused about this question
If my assumption is correct, then think of it like an equation like so 2 parts milk = 3 parts syrup
If we divide both sides by 2, then "2 parts milk" turns into "1 part milk". Agreed?
agreed
What happens when we divide both sides by 2
So you'll need to divide 3 over 2
ok
1.5
yes, so 1 part milk corresponds to 1.5 parts syrup 1.5 = 1 & 1/2
So you can think of it like 1 cup milk goes with 1 and a half cups of syrup maybe
so the answer is 1.5
Oh wait I just reread the problem. I know what your teacher wants now
yea
" How many parts of milk did Dan mix with each part of syrup?" So think of it as "how many parts of milk go with 1 part syrup"
again we have 2 parts milk = 3 parts syrup we'll divide both sides by 3 to turn the "3 parts syrup" into "1 part syrup"
ok
is that it
what do you get
what im i dividing
2 over 3
oh ok
what is that the answer
you tell me, what does your calculator say?
2 parts milk = 3 parts syrup 2/3 parts milk = 3/3 parts syrup ?? parts milk = 1 part syrup What replaces the question marks
6
you don't multiply them
oh hold on
it says 0.666666
yes
im confused
so roughly 0.667 parts milk correspond to 1 part syrup
ok so what im still confused here are the question answers two over five two over three three over five three over two
oh so you don't convert to decimal form you just keep it as a fraction
yea
so hopefully you see the answer at this point
i dont
2 over 3
2 parts milk = 3 parts syrup 2/3 parts milk = 1 part syrup
yes
ok
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