An alloy of tin is 15% tin and weights 20 pounds. A second allow is 10% tin. How many pounds of the second alloy must be added t
o the first to get a 12% mixture?
30 lb
40 lb
60 lb
1 answer:
Let x represent the amount to be added. The total amount of tin will be
15%·20 + 10%·x = 12%·(20+x)
(15%-12%)·20 = (12%-10%)·x
3%·20/2% = x
30 = x
30 pounds of 10% tin must be added to get a 12% mixture.
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