Directions: Complete this assessment to practice what you have learned so far. Read all the information and answer the questions carefully. Show all your work when you are asked to calculate a value. This will help you learn and remember how to solve each kind of question. In the lesson, you learned that a proportion is a mathematical statement where two ratios are equal to each other. The lesson also explored some places you can use proportions in the real world, such as enlarging or shrinking the size of paintings. Another place that you can find many proportions is in baking! Bakers often need to either increase or decrease a recipe in order to make the right amount of food for their customers. Juna owns her bakery. She sometimes gets a little confused when she needs to increase or decrease her recipes. Use your knowledge of ratios and proportions to help Juna ensure that her recipes will be correct and that her finished product taste as they should. 1. Luis ordered 36 chocolate chip muffins from Juna. Her recipe produces 12 chocolate muffins. To make this recipe, Juna needs - cup semi-sweet chocolate chips. To make 36 muffins, Juna thinks she needs 2 cups of semi-sweet chocolate chips. Is she correct? Complete each step as shown. a. Write the ratio of chocolate chips to muffins for Juna's recipe. chocolate chips to muffins that Juna thinks she needs to make 36 muffins