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Let's solve this problem graphically. Here we have the following equation:
So we can rewrite this as:
So the solution to the equation is the x-value at which the functions f and g intersect. In other words:
Using graphing calculator, we get that this value occurs at:
Call the amount of pineapple "P', and the amount of gingerale "G".
We know that a mix of pineapple and gingerale makes 200 cups. So:
We also know that double the pineapple (i.e. 2P) and triple the gingerale (i.e. 3G) makes 420 cups. So:
We can now solve by substitution:
For 420 cups we need 2P=360 cups of pineapple and 3G=60 cups of gingerale]
We know that a mix of pineapple and gingerale makes 200 cups. So:
We also know that double the pineapple (i.e. 2P) and triple the gingerale (i.e. 3G) makes 420 cups. So:
We can now solve by substitution:
For 420 cups we need 2P=360 cups of pineapple and 3G=60 cups of gingerale]