Ana drinks chocolate milk out of glasses that each hold \dfrac18 8 1 start fraction, 1, divided by, 8, end fraction of a liter. she has \dfrac34 4 3 start fraction, 3, divided by, 4, end fraction of a liter of chocolate milk in her refrigerator. how many glasses of chocolate milk can she pour?

Let's examine the problem carefully.

You are given that each glass can contain 1/8 of a liter and that you have 3/4 of a liter of chocolate milk that is to be distributed to these glasses. When you analyze it you'll see that you are just asked to divide your chocolate milk to the glasses, pouring each one to the brim (1/8 liter), and counting how many glasses you've filled.

Through basic division of fractions we'll get:


ANSWER: Anna can therefore pour chocolate milk into 6 glasses.

No, the ratios are not equivalent to 2/3. To create an equivalent ratio, you need to multiply both numbers in the original ratio by the same number.

I took a test and it said that this was correct. I hope this helps!