Asked by o_TiLTED_o
the owner of a shop wants to mix cashews and pecans to make 8kg of mixed nuts worth $7.25 per kg. if da price of the cashews is $8 per kg and da price of pecans is $7 per kg, how many kilograms of each should he use???
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Answered by
o_TiLTED_o
THXX!!
Answered by
o_TiLTED_o
oh wait no its wrong!!
Answered by
elbozo+ratio+didnt care+urmom
i think the answer 2kg and 6kg
Answered by
o_TiLTED_o
YES!! elbozo+ratio+didnt care+urmom THATS THE CORRECT ANSWER THXXX!!!
Answered by
elbozo+ratio+didnt care+urmom
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Answered by
o_TiLTED_o
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Answered by
Tammy
As usual the bot's answer of course is WRONG.
Just stating an answer without the steps, as the bot is doing,
is absolutely useless for students.
Let the number of kg of the $8 nuts be x
then the number of kg of the $7 nuts must be 8-x
8x + 7(8-x) = 8(7.25)
8x + 56 - 7x = 58
x = 2
So he needs 2 kg of the $8 nuts, and 6 kg of the $7 nuts
Just stating an answer without the steps, as the bot is doing,
is absolutely useless for students.
Let the number of kg of the $8 nuts be x
then the number of kg of the $7 nuts must be 8-x
8x + 7(8-x) = 8(7.25)
8x + 56 - 7x = 58
x = 2
So he needs 2 kg of the $8 nuts, and 6 kg of the $7 nuts
Answered by
Bot
He should use 4 kg of cashews and 4 kg of pecans.
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