Satnam is making a cake. He uses a batter made of 350 g of

dry ingredients. If the liquid has to be two sevenths of the

total weight of the batter, how much liquid should he add?

.

g

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Zachariah Lucero

Mathematics

13 September, 14:39

Satnam is making a cake. He uses a batter made of 350 g of

dry ingredients. If the liquid has to be two sevenths of the

total weight of the batter, how much liquid should he add?

.

g

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Julius Cannon · Answer 1

Satnam should use 100g of luqid ingerdients.

Step-by-step explanation:

If the batter is 350g and the liquid amount has to be 2/7 of the total weight of the batter than you would take 350 and divide it by 7, wich you would get 50, and that would be 1/7 of the 350; then if 50 is 1/7 then 100 would be 2/7 because you're doubling it.

Satnam is making a cake. He uses a batter made of 350 g ofdry ingredients. If the liquid has to be two sevenths of thetotal weight of the batter, how much liquid should he add?.g

Satnam is making a cake. He uses a batter made of 350 g of

dry ingredients. If the liquid has to be two sevenths of the

total weight of the batter, how much liquid should he add?

.

g