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Answer:
The first glass
Step-by-step explanation:
I believe that first, you must find the ratio of lemonade to water in each glass.
[Remember that you can write a ratio in 3 ways (assume that x and y are numbers):
x : y
x / y
x to y
Now, our first glass of lemonade can be written as 5/8. If you were to write 5/8 as a decimal, you'd get 0.625.
Now, our second glass of lemonade can be written as 3/7. If you were to write 3/7 as a decimal, you'd get 0.428 (I rounded it to the nearest thousandth.)
0.625 > 0.428
0.625 is greater than 0.428, so therefore, the first glass had a stronger lemon flavor.
I hope this helps! :)
Step-by-step explanation:
The first glass has a total volume of 5 oz + 8 oz = 13 oz. Of the 13 oz, 5 oz is lemon juice, so the fraction of lemon is 5/13.
The second glass has a total volume of 3 oz + 7 oz = 10 oz. Of the 10 oz, 3 oz is lemon juice, so the fraction of lemon is 3/10.
We need to compare these fractions. To do that, we need to find the common denominator. In this case, 10×13 = 130.
5/13 = 50/130
3/10 = 39/130
So the first glass has the stronger lemon flavor.