Nell's mom makes chocolate milk with 30 mL, of chocolate syrup for every 2 ounces of milk. Nell's dad adds 65 mL, of chocolate syrup for every 5 ounces of milk.
Whose chocolate milk is more chocolatey?
Choose 1

(Choice A)
A
Nell's mom's

(Choice B)
B
Nell's dad's

(Choice C)
C
The two chocolate milks are equally chocolatey.

Choice A

Step-by-step explanation:

In order to find how chocolatey the milk is, we need to find the unit rate- or how many mL of chocolate syrup each parent puts in per ounce of milk.

First, we need to find the unit rate of Nell's mom's chocolate milk.

30 mL= 2 oz

15 mL= 1 oz

Next, we find the unit rate of Nell's dad's chocolate milk.

65 mL= 5 oz

13 mL= 1 oz

Now we compare the amount of chocolate syrup per ounce of milk for both parents.

15 mL > 13 mL

Thus, we find that Nell's mom's chocolate milk is more chocolatey.

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step-by-step explanation:

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