To determine whose hot chocolate is more chocolatey, we need to compare the ratio of chocolate syrup to milk in Austin's and Dylan's hot chocolates.
1. Austin's hot chocolate has 4 ounces of chocolate syrup and 6 ounces of milk. To find the ratio of chocolate syrup to milk, we divide the amount of chocolate syrup by the amount of milk: 4/6 = 2/3.
2. Dylan's hot chocolate doesn't provide any information about the amounts of chocolate syrup and milk used, so we cannot compare the ratios directly.
3. However, based on the information given, since Austin's hot chocolate has a ratio of 2/3 chocolate syrup to milk, we can conclude that Austin's hot chocolate is more chocolatey than Dylan's, as Dylan's hot chocolate does not specify any chocolate syrup.
In summary, Austin's hot chocolate is more chocolatey than Dylan's based on the given information, as Austin's hot chocolate includes 4 ounces of chocolate syrup in a 6-ounce mixture, while Dylan's hot chocolate does not specify any chocolate syrup.
