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  • 14-08-2014
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Mixing 4 ml of red paint and 15 ml yellow paint makes orange paint. How much red would be needed if you use 100 ml of yellow paint? Please show work

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Anonymous Anonymous
  • 14-08-2014

\(\frac{4ml}{15ml}=\frac{xml}{100ml}\\\\cross\ multiply\\\\15x=4\times100\\\\15x=400\ \ \ \ |divide\ both\ sides\ by\ 15\\\\x=\frac{400}{15}\ \ \ \ \ |divide\ a\ numerator\ and\ a\ denominator\ by\ 5\\\\x=\frac{80}{3}\\\\x=26\frac{2}{3}\ (ml)\\\\Answer:26\frac{2}{3}\ ml\ of\ red\ paint.\)

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