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A store mixes kenyan coffee worht $12 per kilogram and turkish coffee worth $16 per kilogram the mixture is to sell for $14 per...Asked by Gary
a store mixes kenyan coffee worth $11 per kilogram and turkish coffee worth $13 per kilo gram. The mixture is to sell for $12 per kilogram. Find how much of each should be used to make a 588 kilo mixture.
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Answered by
Reiny
amount of Kenyan coffee --- x
amount of Turkish coffee --- 588
11x + 13(588-x) = 12(588)
solve for x and you got it
amount of Turkish coffee --- 588
11x + 13(588-x) = 12(588)
solve for x and you got it
Answered by
Gary
I have x=58.8
Answered by
Reiny
Without even checking the answer by substitution, it sound unreasonable right from the start.
Since the 588 kg sells for $12 and was mixed from a $11 and a $13 source, we would expect the split to be about half way.
11x + 7644 - 13x = 7056
-2x = -588
x = 294
well, what a surprise.
Since the 588 kg sells for $12 and was mixed from a $11 and a $13 source, we would expect the split to be about half way.
11x + 7644 - 13x = 7056
-2x = -588
x = 294
well, what a surprise.
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