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A cookie mixture requires 3 teaspoons of sugar for every 4 teaspoons of salt. You want to triple the mixture. Which of these describes the ratio of teaspoons of sugar to salt you will use?
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What is the first thing we have to do?
I actually don't know- I'm so bad at math
so the ratio will be 3:4 then you multiply?
yes
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what do I triple though?
What numbers did you get?
9:12?
tysm!
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nope you helped me but ill post a new question if I do!
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