The table below shows the amount of lemon juice and sugar needed to make three different-sized batches of lemonade using the same recipe.
lemon juice (\text{ml}mlstart text, m, l, end text) sugar (\text{g}gstart text, g, end text)
batch a 500500500 200200200
batch b 750750750 300300300
batch c 150015001500 600600600
write an equation to describe the relationship between jjj, the amount of lemon juice in \text{ml}mlstart text, m, l, end text, and sss, the amount of sugar in \text{g}gstart text, g, end text.

j = 2.5s

Step-by-step explanation:

1. Let's review the information given to us to answer the question correctly:

                Lemon juice (mL)      Sugar (gr)

Batch A        500                             200

Batch B         750                             300

Batch C       1,500                             600

2. Write an equation to describe the relationship between j, the amount of lemon juice in mL, and s, the amount of sugar in g.

Ratio = Amount of lemon juice/Amount of sugar

Ratio = 500/200 = 750/300 = 1,500/600

Ratio = 2.5

Now, we can write the equation, this way:

j = 2.5s

a

explanation:

the answer is:

mean: 6

mad: 2.14