SOLUTION: A grocer wants to mix nuts costing 5.00 per kilogram with nuts costing 8.00 per kilogram to make a 10 kilogram mixture for 6.00 a kilogram. How much of each type should he mix.
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Question 915644: A grocer wants to mix nuts costing 5.00 per kilogram with nuts costing 8.00 per kilogram to make a 10 kilogram mixture for 6.00 a kilogram. How much of each type should he mix. Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source):
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Amanda wants to make 8 gal. of a 20% saline solution by mixing together a 56% saline solution and a 8% saline solution. How much of each solution must she use?
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e = amount of 8%
f = amount of 56%
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e+ f = 8 (total solution)
8e + 56f = 20*8 (total saline)
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e+ f = 8
e + 7f = 20
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-6f = -12
f = 2
e = 6
