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should be 45

F:C:W
1:12:30

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F:C
3:12

F:W
1:60
OR 3:180

So C:F:W = 12:3:180

C/W = 12/180 = 3 ounces/x ounces

x = 3*180/12 = 45 ounces of water

Continue the good work in the last step too.
You got C:F:W = 12:3:180
Corn syrup is actually 3 ounces i.e. 1/4th of 12 so water will be 45 ounces i.e. 1/4th of 180. (To maintain same ratio.)
Then you don't have to meddle with x.
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yes - good point - thanks --- one less step is a few seconds gained. thx
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thanks for making the prob easier
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