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Timmy prépare des arachides rôties au miel en utilisant 49g de miel et 398g de arachides. Blair prépare-des arachides rôties au miel en utilisant 24g de miel et 199g d'arachides. Quelles arachides rôties au miel sont les plus sucrées?

44. Timmy prépare des arachides rôties au miel en utilisant 49 g 49 \mathrm{~g} de miel et 398 g 398 \mathrm{~g} de arachides. Blair prépare-des arachides rôties au miel en utilisant 24 g 24 \mathrm{~g} de miel et 199 g 199 \mathrm{~g} d'arachides. Quelles arachides rôties au miel sont les plus sucrées?

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Q. 44. Timmy prépare des arachides rôties au miel en utilisant 49 g 49 \mathrm{~g} de miel et 398 g 398 \mathrm{~g} de arachides. Blair prépare-des arachides rôties au miel en utilisant 24 g 24 \mathrm{~g} de miel et 199 g 199 \mathrm{~g} d'arachides. Quelles arachides rôties au miel sont les plus sucrées?
  1. Calculate Sweetness Ratio: Calculate the sweetness ratio for Timmy's peanuts by dividing the amount of honey by the amount of peanuts.\newline49g honey398g peanuts=0.1231\frac{49g \text{ honey}}{398g \text{ peanuts}} = 0.1231 (rounded to four decimal places)
  2. Compare Ratios: Calculate the sweetness ratio for Blair's peanuts in the same way.\newline24g24g honey / 199g199g peanuts = 0.12060.1206 (rounded to four decimal places)
  3. Conclusion: Compare the two ratios to determine which is higher.\newlineTimmy's ratio: 0.12310.1231\newlineBlair's ratio: 0.12060.1206\newlineTimmy's peanuts have a higher sweetness ratio.

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