Math Problem Statement
A lemonade recipe requires 1 cup sugar per 8 cups water, for a 1/8 ratio. Andy's daughter is helping and accidentally puts 2 cups of sugar into the pitcher. "No problem," says Andy, "we'll just add more water." How many total cups of water should be put in the pitcher to maintain the 1/8 ratio?
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Math Problem Analysis
Mathematical Concepts
Ratios
Proportional Reasoning
Formulas
Sugar-to-Water Ratio = Sugar Amount / Water Amount
Theorems
Direct Proportion
Suitable Grade Level
Grades 5-7
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