Saj makes Rose Pink paint and Cherry Pink paint. He mixes red paint with white paint as shown. Rose Pink red : white =1:2 Cherry Pink red : white =4:3 He makes 60 litres of Rose Pink paint. To this Rose Pink paint he adds 80 litres of red paint and 28 litres of white paint. Has he now made Cherry Pink paint? You must show your working.

Adding 80 litres of red paint and 28 litres of white paint to the 60 liters of Rose pink paint does not make Cherry pink paint

The ratios are given as:

Rose pink paint-> Red : White = 1 : 2

Cherry pink paint-> Red : White = 4 : 3

When he makes 60 liters of Rose pink paint, the proportion of white and red paints are:

He then adds 80 liters of red and 28 liters of white paints.

So, the new proportions are:

Express as ratio

Simplify to the smallest term

25:17 is not equivalent to 4:3.

Hence, he has not made Cherry pink paint

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No. He had not made cherry pink paint

Step-by-step explanation:

Rose Pink red : white = 1 : 2

Cherry Pink red : white = 4 : 3

...he adds 80 litres of red paint and 28 litres of white paint.

The question basically want us to check if it follows the ratio.

To have the cherry pink, the ratio must be 4:3 however the ration of paint he mixed is;

80 : 28 which is equivalent to 20 : 7

This means he had not made cherry pink paint

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step-by-step explanation: divide by 2,

y > 1/3x

y < = -x + 4

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