Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Completing the rule:
With the water, you add 14 each time. They started at 14 and added another 14 to get 28. Then you add 14 to 28 and get 42, and so on.
with the lemon juice, it’s very similar except you’re adding 2 each time. They started at 2 and added another 2 to get 4. Then you add 2 and get 6, and so on.
The final question:
This last blank is asking what number you divide the water by to get the lemon juice. If we use fact families, you can take the 14 (from water) and divide it by 2 (from lemon juice) to find that 7 is you missing number. You’ll then be able to plug 7 in to the following numbers. 28 divided by 4 is 7, 42 divided by 7 is 6, etc.
