We need 75 quarts of 3% butterfat milk. How much of 2% and 5% do we need to mix? (t = 2% and f = 5%)
A) t + f = 75
B) .02 t + .05 f = (.03 * 75)
B) .02 t + .05 f = 2.25
Solving for t and f:
t = 50 quarts of 2 % and
f = 25 quarts of 5%
Double-Check
50 * .02 = 1 quart of buttermilk
25 * .05 = 1.25 quarts of buttermilk
2.25 quarts divided by 75 quarts = 3 % buttermilk
Answer:
The range in shelter A is 22, and the range in shelter B is 18.
Step-by-step explanation:
Okay so basically, the range is the difference between the smallest number and the greatest number.
The smallest weight for shelter a is 8. The largest weight is 30.
30-8= 22.
Same thing for the other shelter. The smallest weight is 10, and the largest weight is 28. 28-10= 18.
Answer:
18/28
Step-by-step explanation:
What we can do is set up an algebraic equation.
our variable can me L for Length
3L+4L+5L=90
now all we have to do is solve
12L=90
---- ----
12 12
L=7.5
now multiple each number in the ratio by 7.5 to find out how long each side is
3 times 7.5 is 22.5
4 times 7.5 is 30
5 times 7.5 is 37.5
the side lengths are 22.5, 30, and 37.5
Your answer would be 160 had it on a test
hope this helps
