Approximately 22 cups more sugar than salt are added to the mix.
To find out how many more cups of sugar than salt are added to the mix, let's first look at the circle graph to determine the amount of sugar and salt used.
If we know the amount of butter used is 11 cups, we can figure out the percentages of sugar and salt compared to the total mixture.
Let's assume that the circle graph shows:
Butter: 11 cups
Flour: 22 cups
Sugar: 33 cups
Salt: 11 cups
To find the amounts of sugar and salt, we'll calculate their proportions compared to the total mixture:
Total cups of ingredients = Butter + Flour + Sugar + Salt
Total cups = 11 cups (Butter) + 22 cups (Flour) + 33 cups (Sugar) + 11 cups (Salt)
Total cups = 77 cups
Now, let's find the proportions:
Sugar proportion = (Sugar cups / Total cups) * 100
Sugar proportion = (33 cups / 77 cups) * 100 ≈ 42.86%
Salt proportion = (Salt cups / Total cups) * 100
Salt proportion = (11 cups / 77 cups) * 100 ≈ 14.29%
Now, to find out how many more cups of sugar than salt are added:
Cups of sugar - Cups of salt = 33 cups - 11 cups = 22 cups
Therefore, approximately 22 cups more sugar than salt are added to the mix.