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The paint mixer should mix 1.238 gallon paint that is 30 % gloss and 2.512 gallon paint that is 15 % gloss to get 3.75 gallon of paint that is 20 % gloss.
In this question we must determine the correct volumes of each paint to obtain a 20 % gloss with paint by means of weighted averages:
(1)
Where:
- Proportion of the paint that is 30 % gloss.
- Concentration ratio of the paint that is 30 % gloss.
- Concentration ratio of the paint that is 15 % gloss.
- Resulting concentration ratio
If we know that ,
and
, then the proportion of the paint that is 30 % gloss is:
And the quantity of gallons needed of each paint are:
Paint (30 % gloss)
Paint (15 % gloss)
The paint mixer should mix 1.238 gallon paint that is 30 % gloss and 2.512 gallon paint that is 15 % gloss to get 3.75 gallon of paint that is 20 % gloss.
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Step-by-step explanation:
x - 5 < 2 (y - 8) • 1/4
x - 5 < (y - 8) / 2
2 (x - 5) < y - 8
2x - 10 < y - 8
2x - 10 + 8 < y
y > 2x - 2
graph 2x - 2 and shade the section above
