Arnie is mixing red and yellow paints to make two different shades of orange. To make 1 cup of dark orange paint, he needs 7 ounces of red paint and 1 ounce of yellow paint. To make 2 cups of light orange paint, he needs 13 ounces of yellow paint and 3 ounces of red paint. Answer parts a and b. a. Arnie buys a 32-oz can of red paint. Does he have enough red paint to make 3 cups of dark orange paint and 3 cups of light orange paint? Explain.
Yes.
The 3 cups of dark orange paint require
21
21 ounce(s) of red paint, and the 3 cups of light orange paint require
9
4.5 ounce(s) of red paint. Arnie needs
30
25.5 ounce(s) of red paint in total, so the 32-oz can is
enough.
(Type integers or decimals.)
b. Arnie decides to make 3 cups of dark orange paint and 3 cups of light orange paint. How many ounces of yellow paint does he need?
Arnie needs
4216
nothing ounce(s) of yellow paint. The 3 cups of dark orange require
3
3 ounce(s) of yellow paint, and the 3 cups of light orange require
391313
nothing ounce(s) of yellow paint.
(Type integers or decimals.)

Integers and decimals

Step-by-step explanation:

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Arnie is mixing red and yellow paints to make two different shades of orange. To make 1 cup of dark orange paint, he needs 7 ounces of red paint and 1 ounce of yellow paint. To make 2 cups of light orange paint, he needs 13 ounces of yellow paint and 3 ounces of red paint. Answer parts a and b.

a. Arnie buys a 32-oz can of red paint. Does he have enough red paint to make 3 cups of dark orange paint and 3 cups of light orange paint? Explain.

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Yes.

No.

The 3 cups of dark orange paint require  

nothing ounce(s) of red paint, and the 3 cups of light orange paint require  

nothing ounce(s) of red paint. Arnie needs  

nothing ounce(s) of red paint in total, so the 32-oz can is  

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enough.

not enough.

Step-by-step explanation:

the answer is 3/5

step-by-step explanation:

first divide 24 divided by 8 because that is the least common multiple

then divide 40 by 8

then you will get 3/5.

last one.

step-by-step explanation:

last one.

generally speaking, the others follow some sort of pattern that correlates to either linear (looks like a straight line) or sinusoidal (looks like an s).

the last one is just a random cloud of points that doesn't correlate to any particular known order.