Betty has a cow. The cow produces 5 liters of milk each day. If his diet improved, the cow will produce 200% more milk. How much milk will he produce in a day, if that were to happen? This is not a proportion problem.

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Ayana Luna

14 April, 00:52

Betty has a cow. The cow produces 5 liters of milk each day. If his diet improved, the cow will produce 200% more milk. How much milk will he produce in a day, if that were to happen? This is not a proportion problem.

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Karlie Marks · Answer 1

The cow produces 5 liters a day.

You want to find how much it will produce a day if the cow produces 200% more milk. So, you use the equation p * (1+x/100)

5 * (1+200/100) = 15