You make a carbonated beverage by adding 7 ounces of soda water for every 3 ounces of regular water. Your friend uses 11 ounces of soda water for every 4 ounces of regular water. Whose beverage is more carbonated? Create a ratio table for each. Then compare.

Second beverage

Step-by-step explanation:

The proportion of soda in the drink will show us how carbonated a beverage is. The proportion of soda is the ounce of soda divided by the sum of the soda and water.

Proportion of soda in the first beverage

Proportion of soda in the second beverage

So, the second beverage is more carbonated.

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step-by-step explanation:

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