Mathematics, 08.04.2020 00:08 emmaja121003

Kay was trying to triple a salsa recipe. Her recipe for one batch called for 1.232 milliliters of red hot pepper sauce. She thought she added three of that amount for three batches. When people dipped their chips into the salsa, it was too spicy to eat. What could she have done wrong?

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