Mathematics, 21.05.2021 22:30, adwinajames

My favorite recipe for lemonade calls for 4 cups of water to 3/4 cups sugar. How much sugar would I need for 6 cups of water?
Hint: One way to solve this would be to find the unit rate for 1 cup of water, then
use a proportion to find 6 cups of water.

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