SOLUTION: one can has 20% orange juice, another has 5% orange juice. How many links of each should be mixed together to get 15 liters with 14% juice

SOLUTION: one can has 20% orange juice, another has 5% orange juice. How many links of each should be mixed together to get 15 liters with 14% juice

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Question 351212: one can has 20% orange juice, another has 5% orange juice. How many links of each should be mixed together to get 15 liters with 14% juice
Answer by nyc_function(2741) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
first mixture + second mixture = total mixture

0.20x + 0.05x = 0.14(2x + 15)

Solve the equation to find your answer.
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