In a bakery a customer placed an order for special chocolate galze.
And the customer mentiones a very specific fractional measurements for the ingredients for making that special chocolate glaze.
For each \(\frac{7}{10}\) cup of cocoa powder, \(\frac{3}{5}\) cup of sugar to be mixed to make the glaze mixture.
a. The amount of sugar is needed to make one batch of glaze = cup
b. Another customer ordered the same glaze with different measurements in cocoa powder as given \(\frac{14}{10}\) but the same amount of sugar mentioned by the first customer.
The amount of sugar is needed here to make one batch of glaze = cup
c. Another customer ordered the same glaze with same measurement in cocoa powder but 80% of the sugar must be reduced that was mentioned by the first
customer.
The amount of sugar reduced = cup
d. An employee makes a mistake by using only half the sugar amount mentioned by the first customer for one batch.
The amount of sugar is used by that employee = cup
[NOTE: With Simplification]