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The ratio of cheese to sauce for a single pizza is 1 cup to
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The ratio of cheese to sauce for a single pizza is 1 cup to \(\frac{1}{2}\) cup. If Bob used 15 cups of sauce to make a number of pizzas, how many cups of cheese did he use on those pizzas?
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sandy wrote:
The ratio of cheese to sauce for a single pizza is 1 cup to \(\frac{1}{2}\) cup. If Bob used 15 cups of sauce to make a number of pizzas, how many cups of cheese did he use on those pizzas?
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This ratio is given in question: cheese: sauce = 2:1 So whatever the amount of one quantity be it must be exist in accordance to this ratio, thus if 1 part of Sauce=15 then by Unitary method 2 parts will be 2*15=30, that is the number of cheese present hence 30parts of cheese will be present