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A recipe that makes 1 serving calls for 0.25 L milk. How many servings can Rohit make if he uses 2 L of milk?

Use s for the number of servings.

Choose all answers that are correct.

A. 0.25:2=s

B. 0.25*s=2

C. 2:0.25=s

D. s:0.25=2

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Mattie Mendez

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Which equations model this problem?

A recipe that makes 1 serving calls for 0.25 L milk. How many servings can Rohit make if he uses 2 L of milk?

Use s for the number of servings.

Choose all answers that are correct.

A. 0.25:2=s

B. 0.25*s=2

C. 2:0.25=s

D. s:0.25=2

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Yazmin Koch · Answer 1

We use. 25 L of milk per serving, so we can have at most 2 / (0.25) = 8 servings hence it's 2/.25=s, which can be rewritten as s*0.25=2

Answers B and C

HippalectryonWhich equations model this problem?A recipe that makes 1 serving calls for 0.25 L milk. How many servings can Rohit make if he uses 2 L of milk?Use s for the number of servings.Choose all answers that are correct.A. 0.25:2=sB. 0.25*s=2C. 2:0.25=sD. s:0.25=2

Hippalectryon

Which equations model this problem?

A recipe that makes 1 serving calls for 0.25 L milk. How many servings can Rohit make if he uses 2 L of milk?

Use s for the number of servings.

Choose all answers that are correct.

A. 0.25:2=s

B. 0.25*s=2

C. 2:0.25=s

D. s:0.25=2