tavarezgiselle tavarezgiselle
  • 05-03-2014
  • Mathematics
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A recipe calls for 1/8 teaspoon of salt. If the recipe is doubled, how much salt is needed?

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deathstrike001
deathstrike001 deathstrike001
  • 05-03-2014
If the recipe is doubled the answer is 1/16
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vbv
vbv vbv
  • 05-03-2014
if recipe is doubled than amount of salt will also be doubled  then it will be2*1/8=1/4

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