At the malt shop, a large chocolate shake takes \(\frac{8}{9}\) of a pint of milk. If the medium shake takes \(\frac{1}{7}\) the amount of a large, how much does the medium shake take?

8/9 + 1/7= 56/63 + 9/63= 56+9= 65/63 = 1 2/63 it equals 1 and 2 over 63

Answered by chelseaonuselogu | 2024-06-10

Given the statement: At the malt shop a large chocolate shake takes 8/9 of a pint of milk
⇒ Amount of large chocolate shake= 9 8 ​ pint of milk.
It is also given that: if the medium shake takes 1/7 the amount of a large.
⇒ \text{Amount of small chocolate shake} = \frac{1}{7} \times {\text{Amount of large chocolate shake}
Substitute the given values we have;
Amount of medium chocolate shake = 7 1 ​ × 9 8 ​
Simplify:
Amount of medium chocolate shake = 63 8 ​ pint of a milk
Therefore, the medium shake take 63 8 ​ pint of a milk. ;

Answered by OrethaWilkison | 2024-06-24

The medium shake takes 63 8 ​ pint of milk. This is found by calculating 7 1 ​ of the amount of milk in a large shake, which is 9 8 ​ pint. Multiplying these fractions gives the final result.
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Answered by OrethaWilkison | 2024-10-16