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The ratio, by volume, of flavoring to sugar to water in a certain soft drink is 2 : 10 : 50. The soft drink will be altered so that the ratio of flavoring to sugar is halved while the ratio of sugar to water is doubled. If the altered soft drink will contain 4 ounces of sugar, how many ounces of water will it contain?
(A) 4
(B) 5
(C) 10
(D) 16
(E) 20
(A) 4
(B) 5
(C) 10
(D) 16
(E) 20
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Old ratio of sugar to water = 10 : 50 = 1:5
New ratio of sugar to water = 2:5
2 ounces of sugar = 5 ounces of water
4 ounces of sugar = 10 ounces of water
Hence, OA is (C).
New ratio of sugar to water = 2:5
2 ounces of sugar = 5 ounces of water
4 ounces of sugar = 10 ounces of water
Hence, OA is (C).
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Old ratio of sugar to water = 10 : 50 = 1:5
New ratio of sugar to water = 2:5
2 ounces of sugar = 5 ounces of water
4 ounces of sugar = 10 ounces of water
Hence, OA is (C).
New ratio of sugar to water = 2:5
2 ounces of sugar = 5 ounces of water
4 ounces of sugar = 10 ounces of water
Hence, OA is (C).
Shouldn't the new ratio of sugar to water = 2 : 10 as the question says "the ratio of sugar to water is doubled"?
