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Math problem A Fruit juice is made of fruit powder and water according to the ratio of 1 ratio 10. How many kilograms of fruit powder and water does this juice need for 726 kilograms?
Equation solving requires fruit powder x kg.

X+ 1 1x = 726 gives X = 66 66× 10 = 660 (kg).

Arithmetic 726 ÷ (1+1) = 66 (kg) 66× 10 = 660 (kg).

Answer: 66 kilograms of fruit powder and 660 kilograms of water are needed.

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