The linear equation c=0.1998s+76.4520 models the number of calories c in a beef hot dog as a function of the amount of sodium s
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<u>800 pints</u> of 5% butterfat and <u>200 pints</u> of 20% butterfat is needed.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
A dairy wishes to mix together 1,000 pints of milk that contains 8% butterfat.
If the mixture is to be made from milk containing 5% butterfat, and cream
containing 20% butterfat.
Now, to find the pints of each is needed.
Let the pints of 5% butterfat be
And the pints of 20% butterfat be
<em>So, the total pints of milk:</em>
......(1)
<em>As, given:</em>
<em>1,000 pints of milk that contains 8% butterfat.</em>
<em>The mixture of milk containing 5% butterfat, and cream containing 20% butterfat.</em>
According to question:
Substituting the value of from equation (1):
<em>Subtracting both sides by 5000 we get:</em>
<em>Dividing both sides by 15 we get:</em>
<em>The pints of 20% butterfat = 200 pints.</em>
Now, to get the pints of 5% butterfat we put the value of in equation (1):
<em>The pints of 5% butterfat = 800 pints.</em>
Therefore, 800 pints of 5% butterfat and 200 pints of 20% butterfat is needed.