Question

Madison is carrying a 11.3 liter jug of sports drink that weighs 7 kg.

What is the constant multiple of liters in a jug to the weight in kilograms?
Incorrect

Note: The constant multiple should be a reduced fraction,
not a mixed number.

Answer 1

`\large\boxed{\large\boxed{constat\text{ }multiple=(113liter)/(70kg)}}`

Step-by-step explanation:

The constant multiple of liters in a jug to the weight in kilograms is the ratio or fraction that represents the number of liters of the sports drink in a jug to the weight.

`constat\text{ }multiple=ratio=\frac{number\text{ }of\text{ }liters}{weight\text{ }in\text{ }kg}`

`constat\text{ }multiple=(11.3liter)/(7kg)`

Convert the fraction into an equivalent fraction with integer numbers:

`constat\text{ }multiple=(11.3liter* 10)/(7kg* 10)=(113liter)/(70kg)`

Since, the fraction cannot be reduced, that is the answer.