SOLUTION: A company offers gourmet coffee beans for $14 per pound and regular coffee beans for $5 per pound. Jimmy is creating a medium-priced product that will sell for $7 per pound. First

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Question 1017320: A company offers gourmet coffee beans for $14 per pound and regular coffee beans for $5 per pound. Jimmy is creating a medium-priced product that will sell for $7 per pound. First thing to go into the mixing bin was 10 pounds of gourmet beans. How many pounds of less expensive regular beans should be added to create the medium-priced coffee?
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Answer by josmiceli(19441)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Let = pounds of the $5/pound beans needed
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35 pounds of the $5/pound beans are needed
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