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Mathematics, 12.11.2020 17:40 babygirl091502

Patricia and her brother Ian help themselves to a pitcher of lemonade on the kitchen counter. Patricia takes a glass and fills it with p ounces of lemonade. Ian takes a bigger glass and pours himself 20% more lemonade than Patricia poured in her glass. Write an expression to represent the quantity of lemonade (in ounces) in Ian’s glass in terms of the quantity in Patricia’s glass (p). Complete the steps below to solve the problem.

Part A
Write an expression in terms of p that shows how many more ounces Ian poured in his glass than Patricia poured in hers.

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