Asked by Carlos Gomez
pecans priced at $5.85 per pound are mixed with almonds priced at $4.93 per pound to make a 40 pound mixture that will sell for $5.62 per pound. How many pounds of pecans and how many pounds of almonds must be used for this mixture?
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Answered by
Reiny
pounds of cheaper --- x
pounds of higher price -- 40-x
solve for x
4.93x + 5.85(40-x) = 5.62(40)
pounds of higher price -- 40-x
solve for x
4.93x + 5.85(40-x) = 5.62(40)
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Anonymous
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