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Word Problem 21 Apr 2010, 11:31
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1 can = 8 six-oz servings (12oz concentrate + 36oz water)
200/8=25 cans

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Word Problem 21 Apr 2010, 11:50
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I got it a different way.

You need 200 6oz servings that means you need a total of 1200oz of orange juice.

1/4 of that must come from concentrate so 1200/4= 300oz

you have 12oz cans so 300/12= 25

A. 25 cans
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Word Problem 21 Apr 2010, 12:22
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Detran
I got it a different way.

You need 200 6oz servings that means you need a total of 1200oz of orange juice.

1/4 of that must come from concentrate so 1200/4= 300oz

you have 12oz cans so 300/12= 25

A. 25 cans
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I thought about going that way too, but recognizing that the 6oz servings goes into the 12oz can so easily, so I was able to get 8 servings per can right away, and that 200 is divisible by 8, I was able to work it out in my head pretty quick. If it wasn't so nice and neat, I would have done it the same way as Detran.



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