SOLUTION: How much orange juice at 42¢ a liter should be mixed with grapefruit juice worth 32¢ a liter to make 200 liters of a mixture worth 36¢ a liter? If x represents the amount of or

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Question 629564: How much orange juice at 42¢ a liter should be mixed with grapefruit juice worth 32¢ a liter to make 200 liters of a mixture worth 36¢ a liter?
If x represents the amount of orange juice used, then which of the following expressions represents the total cost of the grapefruit juice used?


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How much orange juicehighlight%28x%29 at 42¢ a liter should be mixed with grapefruit juice

 worth 32¢ a liter to make 200 liters of a mixture worth 36¢ a liter? 

  .42x + .32(200-x ) = .36· 200   |solve for x, mulitiplying 1st thru by 100 if you like