To make orange fizz, Noah mixes 3 scoops of powder with 5 cups of water. Andre mixes 4 scoops of powder with 7 cups of water. Create a double number line or table that shows Noah’s mixture and at least 4 different amounts of powder and water that taste the same as it. The table
Scoops of Powder Cups of Water
3 5
Create a double number line or table that shows Andre’s mixture and at least 4 different amounts of powder and water that taste the same as it.

The Table

Scoops of Powder Cups of Water
4 7
How do their two mixtures compare in taste? Is one stronger than the other? Do they taste the same? Explain your reasoning.

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