Math, asked by evakororpoulos, 1 year ago

A new soup recipe contains 33\%33%33, percent less sodium per serving than the old soup recipe. The old soup recipe contained xxx milligrams of sodium per serving.
Which of the following expressions could represent the amount of sodium per serving, in milligrams, in the new soup recipe?
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Answered by JackelineCasarez
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(1-33/100)x and 0.67x  are the expressions which could represent the amount of sodium per serving.

Step-by-step explanation:

Let us take x to be the amount of sodium in the old soup

So,

In the new soup,

The amount of sodium in the new recipe = x - 33/100

The remaining percent of sodium =  1 - 33/100 and x being the original amount

Thus, we get (1-33/100)x

In decimal form, it is 0.33.

Subtracting 0.33 from 1(100 percent)

1 - 0.33 = 0.67

To get the amount of sodium in the new recipe, we multiply this by the original amount of sodium i.e. x:

=  0.67x

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