Asked by Agal

Drinking 6 fluid ounces of milk provides 202.5 milligrams of calcium. How many fluid ounces of milk are required to provide 52.5 milligrams of calcium? Round to the nearest tenth.

2.1 fluid ounces

2.3 fluid ounces

1.8 fluid ounces

1.6 fluid ounces


PLZ HELP!
Answered by Reiny
set up a simple ratio and solve for x

6/202.5 = x/52.5
Answered by Agal
I divided it and it wasent the answer.
Answered by Reiny
6/202.5 = x/52.5
202.5x = 6(52.5)
202.5x = 315
x = 315/202.5
= 3150/2025
= 14/9 or 1 5/9 or 1.5555....
take your pick

1.555... rounded to one decimal is 1.6
Answered by Bryan
The answer is 2.0
Answered by hi
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Answered by wOrK hArD pLaY hArD
Its d. 1.6

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Answered by Echo
r u sure though?
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Answered by ..
confused.
Answered by Your Mom
The answer is d. 1.6 ounces because that is 1.555 rounded to the nearest hundredth.
Answered by Allhailmozzarellacheese
Its 1.6 D fulid ounce
Answered by i love women
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