In a recipe two liters of milk required 3 spoons of chocolate powder and whenever 4 spoons of chocolate is used there should by 5 spoons of sugar. What is the relationship b/w milk and sugar?
Correct answer: D. For 8 litres of milk 15 spoons of sugar
- A. For 3 litres of 2 spoons of sugar
- B. For 2 litres of milk 5 spoons of sugar
- C. For 4 litres of 2 spoons of sugar
- D. For 8 litres of milk 15 spoons of sugar
Explanation
A, B, C are wrong as 15 spoons of sugar are required for 8 litres of milk. D is correct as 4 Spoon of the chocolate powder require 5 spoon of the sugar For 1 spoon chocolate, we need 5/4 spoons of sugar For 3 spoon chocolate, we need 15 / 4 spoons of sugar For 2 liters of milk, we need 3 spoon chocolate then need 15/4 spoons sugar For 8 liter milk, we need 15 spoons of the sugar.
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