Asked by Sam
one canned juice drink is 15% orange juice; another is 5% orange juice. how many liters of each should be mixed together in order to get 10L that is 9% orange juice?
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Damon
x liters of .15 oj
then (10-x) of .05 oj
amount of oj in final = .15 x + .05(10-x)
= .09 *10 = .9
so
.15 x +.5 - .05x = .9
.1 x = .4
x = 4 liters of .15
then
6 liters of .05
then (10-x) of .05 oj
amount of oj in final = .15 x + .05(10-x)
= .09 *10 = .9
so
.15 x +.5 - .05x = .9
.1 x = .4
x = 4 liters of .15
then
6 liters of .05
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