Question

Jasmine needs to make a bouquet of 24 yellow and orange carnations. The ratio of yellow carnations to all of the carnations must be 1 to 3. She determines that she will need 8 orange carnations for the bouquet. Which statement correctly describes her error?
She did not include enough orange carnations. She thought the ratio of orange carnations to all carnations was 1 to 3.
She included too many orange carnations. If 1 of the 3 flowers is yellow, then 2 must be orange.
She did not include enough orange carnations. If 1 of the 24 flowers is yellow, then 23 must be orange.
She included too many orange carnations. She thought the ratio of orange carnations to yellow carnations was 1 to 3.

Answer 1

Answer: She did not include enough orange carnations. She thought the ratio of orange carnations to all carnations was 1 to 3.

Step-by-step explanation: Jasmine needs more orange carnations, because the ratio of yellow carnations to the total is 1:3.

So, she needs more carnations. She did not include enough orange carnations. She thought the ratio of orange carnations to all carnations was 1 to 3.

Answer 2

Answer:

A. She did not include enough orange carnations. She thought the ratio of orange carnations to all carnations was 1 to 3.

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