For a given recipe, 6 cups of flour are mixed with 12 cups of sugar. How many cups of flour should be used if 32 cups of sugar are used?

Assuming a constant ratio, fill out the table of equivalent ratios until you have found the value of x.

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Athena Reynolds

Mathematics

23 June, 08:44

For a given recipe, 6 cups of flour are mixed with 12 cups of sugar. How many cups of flour should be used if 32 cups of sugar are used?

Assuming a constant ratio, fill out the table of equivalent ratios until you have found the value of x.

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Alyvia Horne · Answer 1

16

Step-by-step explanation:

based on the amount of sugar originally which is 12 you added 20 cups of sugar to get 32. So just add 10 to the 6 cups and you get 16.

For a given recipe, 6 cups of flour are mixed with 12 cups of sugar. How many cups of flour should be used if 32 cups of sugar are used?Assuming a constant ratio, fill out the table of equivalent ratios until you have found the value of x.

For a given recipe, 6 cups of flour are mixed with 12 cups of sugar. How many cups of flour should be used if 32 cups of sugar are used?

Assuming a constant ratio, fill out the table of equivalent ratios until you have found the value of x.