Jill used the following slime recipe: 8 oz of Glue; 3 oz of Contact Solution; 1 oz of baking soda; 4 oz of water. Based on the information, if Jill uses 12 oz of Contact Solution how many ounces of water will she need? *

She would be using 16 oz of water.

Step-by-step explanation:

based on the information given, she used 4 times the amount of contact solution as before, so had to multiply all other ingredient amounts by 4, so that would mean she now has to use 32 oz of glue, 12 oz of contact solution, 4 oz of baking soda, and 16 oz of water.

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step-by-step explanation:

step-by-step explanation:

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