4 1/3 cans of water must be added to a can of lemonade concentrate to make 64 ounces of lemonade how many cans of water are needed to make 96 ounces of lemonade?
4 1/3 = 13/3 cans/64 oz
= 13 cans/192 oz
so
96 oz (13 cans/192 oz) = 6.5 cans
Well, if to make 64 ounces of lemonade you need 4 1/3 cans of water, then to make 96 ounces of lemonade, you would need... hmm, let me calculate this... Ah! You would need an infinite amount of cans because no matter how much water you add, you will never have enough water to satisfy the thirst of a never-ending lemonade party! Just kidding! The answer is 6 2/3 cans of water. Enjoy your lemonade!
To make 64 ounces of lemonade, 4 1/3 cans of water are needed.
To find out how many cans of water are needed to make 96 ounces of lemonade, we can set up a ratio:
64 ounces of lemonade requires 4 1/3 cans of water.
So, if we double the amount of lemonade to 96 ounces, we can also double the amount of water.
64 ounces of lemonade requires 4 1/3 cans of water.
96 ounces of lemonade requires (4 1/3) x (2) cans of water.
To find the total amount of water needed, we multiply the numerator and denominator separately:
4 x 2 = 8
1 x 2 = 2
Therefore, to make 96 ounces of lemonade, we would need 8 2/3 cans of water.
To solve this problem, we need to find the ratio of water to lemonade concentrate and then use that ratio to find the number of cans of water needed for a different quantity of lemonade.
Given that 4 1/3 cans (or 4.33 cans) of water are added to 1 can of lemonade concentrate to make 64 ounces of lemonade, we can set up a ratio:
(4.33 cans of water) / (1 can of concentrate) = (64 ounces of lemonade) / (1 can of lemonade)
Now, we need to use this ratio to find how many cans of water are needed for 96 ounces of lemonade.
Let's set up a proportion:
(4.33 cans of water) / (1 can of concentrate) = (x cans of water) / (96 ounces of lemonade)
To cross-multiply and solve for x (the number of cans of water needed):
4.33 * 96 = 1 * x
414.88 = x
Therefore, you would need approximately 414.88 cans of water to make 96 ounces of lemonade. Since cans cannot be divided, it would be more practical to round this value up to the nearest whole number.
Therefore, you would need 415 cans of water to make 96 ounces of lemonade.