Question

In a science experiment, you make foam by adding 1 tablespoon of yeast and 3 tablespoons water to every 8 tablespoons of hydrogen peroxide. A. Represent the ratio using a tape diagram. B. You use 3 more tablespoon of of water than yeast. How many tablespoons of each ingredient do you use to make foam.

Answer 1

Answer:

The amount of water is increasing by 3 while the amount of other two ingredients (yeast and hydrogen per oxide) is same.  

Step-by-step explanation:

• Part A:

file is attached below in which the tape diagram of ratios is present.

• Part B:

amount of yeast use in making foam=1

amount of water use in making foam=3

amount of hydrogen per oxide in making foam=8

In part B we are using 3 more table spoons of water than yeast in making foam, now the amount of ingredients use in making foam is;

amount of yeast use in making foam=1

amount of water use in making foam=3(3)=9

amount of hydrogen per oxide in making foam=8