Mary is mixing flour and soda to make tortillas. The number of cups of soda, s, needed for f cups of flour is described by the equation S= 0.75f
A: What does 0.75 tell us in this situation?
B: How many cups of soda are needed to mix with 4 cups of flour
C: How many cups of flour are needed to mix with 1 cup of soda?

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Step-by-step explanation:

A) 0.75 is the same as three-quarters. The 0.75 tells us that for every cup of soda, three-fourth cups of flour are needed.

B) Plug 4 into the equation for every f and solve for s. S=0.75(4). You can imagine that as (3×4)/4 then cancel out the fours to get S=3. 3 cups of soda are needed for 4 cups of flour.

C. Plug 1 into the equation for every s and solve for f. 1=0.75f. Divide both sides by 0.75 to get 1/0.75=f. 1/0.75 can be reimagined as 1 × 4/3. This gives us f=4/3, or 1.333.... So 4/3 cups of flour are needed to mix with 1 cup of soda.