d. b. e. How much concentrate do you need if c. you’re going to use 10 water? d. e. How much water do you need if you’re going to use 16 water? 7. 1 cup water for every cup concentrate 8. cup concentrate, 1 cup water a. a. b. b. c. c. d. d. e. How much water do you need if to e. How much water do you need if you’re going you’re going use 9 cups of concentrate? to use 7 cups of concentrate? Are any of the mixes (#1-8) proportional to others in the set? In other words, do any sets have the same unit rates? Explain how you know. For the mixes that are proportional, how does the unit rate relate to the fraction or percent? Which mix will make the strongest lemonade (most lemon flavor)? The weakest? Explain how you know. Order the lemonade from weakest to strongest lemonade flavor. Explain your order. Spiral Review 1. Order the following fractions from least to greatest
d. e. How much concentrate do you need if you’re going to use 10 water? b. c. d. e. How much water do you need if you’re going to use 16 water? 7. 1 cup water for every cup concentrate a. b. c. d. e. How much water do you need if you’re going to use 9 cups of concentrate? 8. cup concentrate, 1 cup water a. b. c. d. e. How much water do you need if you’re going to use 7 cups of concentrate? Are any of the mixes (#1-8) proportional to others in the set? In other words, do any sets have the same unit rates? Explain how you know. For the mixes that are proportional, how does the unit rate relate to the fraction or percent? Which mix will make the strongest lemonade (most lemon flavor)? The weakest? Explain how you know. Order the lemonade from weakest to strongest lemonade flavor. Explain your order. Spiral Review 1. Order the following fractions from least to greatest
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