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Beverage A and Beverage B are sold in identical cans. Beverage A is 12% suger. The portion of Beverage B that is suger is 0.3. How many times more suger is in Beverage B than Beverage A? Write your answer as a decimal.​

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Answer:

if you convert the sugar in beverage A to the decimal .12 and compare it to beverage Bs .3 you'll find that B has 2.5 times more sugar than A.

Explanation:

12 × 100= .12

.12 × 2.5= .30

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