Answer:
[tex]11.1\: \mathrm{g}[/tex]
Step-by-step explanation:
Stefanie's mixture of 18 grams has a 20% sugar content. Therefore, there are [tex]18\cdot 0.2=3.6[/tex] grams of sugar in her syrup.
John's mixture of 30 grams has a 25% sugar content. Therefore, there are [tex]30\cdot 0.25=7.5[/tex] grams of sugar in her syrup.
Therefore, if they mix their syrups together, there will be [tex]3.6+7.5=\fbox{11.1}[/tex]grams of sugar.
