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Read the description of a proportional relationship.\newlineAlan's class is having a holiday party, and he is in charge of bringing juice. He decides to bring powdered juice mix and add water to it at school. There is a proportional relationship between the volume of water Alan uses to make the juice (in liters), xx, and the number of scoops of juice mix he uses, yy.\newlineTo make the juice, Alan combines 44 liters of water and 1212 scoops of juice mix. Write the equation for the relationship between xx and yy.\newliney=_y = \_

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Q. Read the description of a proportional relationship.\newlineAlan's class is having a holiday party, and he is in charge of bringing juice. He decides to bring powdered juice mix and add water to it at school. There is a proportional relationship between the volume of water Alan uses to make the juice (in liters), xx, and the number of scoops of juice mix he uses, yy.\newlineTo make the juice, Alan combines 44 liters of water and 1212 scoops of juice mix. Write the equation for the relationship between xx and yy.\newliney=_y = \_
  1. Identify Given Values: Step 11: Identify the given values from the problem.\newlineAlan uses 44 liters of water for 1212 scoops of juice mix.
  2. Determine Constant of Proportionality: Step 22: Determine the constant of proportionality ( extit{k}) by dividing the number of scoops by the volume of water.\newlinek=12 scoops4 liters=3 scoops per liter.k = \frac{12 \text{ scoops}}{4 \text{ liters}} = 3 \text{ scoops per liter}.
  3. Write Proportional Relationship Equation: Step 33: Write the equation representing the proportional relationship using the constant of proportionality.\newlineThe equation is y=3xy = 3x, where yy is the number of scoops and xx is the volume of water in liters.

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