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Miguel is making smoothies out of yogurt and juice to serve to his friends, and he needs to make 12 cups. The ratio of yogurt to juice is 2 cups to 1 cup. How much yogurt will he use? A. 3 cups B. 4 cups
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Miguel is making smoothies out of yogurt and juice to serve to his friends, and he needs to make 12 cups. The ratio of yogurt to juice is 2 cups to 1 cup.
How much yogurt will he use?
A.
3 cups
B.
4 cups
C.
8 cups
D.
9 cups
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So the ratio of the mixture is
2:1
The total units would be 3 cups
But you want 12 cups so you’ll times it by 4
2:1. 3
x 4
8:4 12
So it’s 8 cups
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