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Cranberry juice costs $6.30 per quart and apple juice costs $3.60 per quart. Terrence wants to know how many quarts q of cranber

ry juice he should mix with 4 quarts of apple juice to make cranberry-apple juice. He also wants to sell the juice at cost for $4.50 per quart. Which equation below represents the situation?
A. 3.60(q – 4) + 25.20 = 4.50q
B. 3.60q + 25.20 = 4.50(q + 4)
C. 6.30(q – 4) + 14.40 = 4.50q
D. 6.30q + 14.40 = 4.50(q + 4)

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kotykmax [81]4 years ago

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<h2>Answer:</h2>

Option: D is the correct answer.

D. 6.30q + 14.40 = 4.50(q + 4)

<h2>Step-by-step explanation:</h2>

Cranberry juice costs $6.30 per quart and apple juice costs $3.60 per quart.

Cost of q quarts of Cranberry juice will be: $ 6.30q

and cost of 4 quarts of apple juice will be: $ (3.60×4)= $ 14.40

Total quarts of items will be: q+4

He also wants to sell the juice at cost for $4.50 per quart.

This means that the total cost to sell the juices will be: $ 4.50(q+4)

Also, Total cost= Cost of q quarts of cranberry juice+cost of 4 quarts of apple juice.

i.e.

Total cost=6.30q + 14.40

Hence, we have:

6.30q + 14.40 = 4.50(q + 4)

postnew [5]4 years ago

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Hello there

the answer is most likely

D. 6.30q + 14.40 = 4.50(q + 4) Or C

hope this helps

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