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Valentin [98]
3 years ago
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The Chang's neighbor owns a ready-mix company. The company receives an order for 12.5 cubic yards of concrete. This mixture of c

oncrete contains sand, cement, gravel, and water. For each pound of water, there are 5.5 pounds of sand, 2 pounds of cement, and 7.5 pounds of gravel. Determine how many pounds of cement must be used. Assume a cubic yard of concrete weighs 4,000 pounds.
Mathematics
1 answer:
ella [17]3 years ago
3 0
The quantities in the proportion you give add to 16 pounds, of which 2 pounds are cement. That is, cement constitutes 1/8 of the total weight.

For each yard of concrete, 4000 lb/8 = 500 lb of cement are used.

For 12.5 yards of concrete, 12.5 * 500 = 6,250 pounds of cement will be used.

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"yard" in this case is shorthand for "cubic yard".
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