NeWcS Well-Known Member Feb 4, 2013 #1 I'm sure this is simple math but than again, I'm pretty simple. What I have says to add 60ml per liter. How much would that be per 150ml? Thanks
I'm sure this is simple math but than again, I'm pretty simple. What I have says to add 60ml per liter. How much would that be per 150ml? Thanks
colonuggs Well-Known Member Feb 4, 2013 #2 150ml is 15% of a liter you want 15% of 60 ml or add 9ml to the 150ml
patlpp New Member Feb 5, 2013 #3 here's another way : 60ml/1000ml = x/150ml multiply each side by 150 to isolate x (150)60/1000ml = x(150)/150 (150 cancels out, because 150/150 = 1) so 9000/1000 = x X = 9ml
here's another way : 60ml/1000ml = x/150ml multiply each side by 150 to isolate x (150)60/1000ml = x(150)/150 (150 cancels out, because 150/150 = 1) so 9000/1000 = x X = 9ml
