Question

How much sugar syrup would you get by making : 10% sugar syrup using 80g sugar

Answer 1

800g

Explanation:

y will represent the sugar syrup.

10% · y = 80g

`(y)/(10) =80`

`(y)/(10)` × 10 = 80 × 10

y = 800

Answer 2

As per the given statement:

10% sugar syrup using 80 g sugar

Let sugar syrup be x gm.

then;

10% of x = 80 g

⇒
`(10x)/(100)=80`

⇒
`(x)/(10)=80`

Multiply both sides by 10 we get;

`x = 80 * 10`

Simplify:

x = 800 g

Therefore, 800 g sugar syrup would you get by making :10% sugar syrup using 80 g sugar