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Andru [333]
3 years ago
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Coffee café mix 90 pounds of coffee that cost six dollars per pound the types of coffee used to make this makes you cost seven d

ollars and four dollars per pound how many pounds of the seven dollar per pound coffee should be used in this mixture
Mathematics
1 answer:
Troyanec [42]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

y =  60

Step-by-step explanation:

From the  information we get:

x  quantity of 4 dollars  coffee used in the mix

y  quantity of 7 dollars  coffee used in the mix

For the quantity of coffee to be sold a 7 $/pound  ( 90 pounds)

Then  6*90  =  540  $

Therefore

x  +  y  =  90     and

4*x  +  7*y  =  540

A two equations system we solve for x and y

y =  90  -  x

4*x  +  7* ( 90  -  x ) = 540

4*x  +  630 - 7*x  =  540

- 3*x  =  - 90

x = 30 pounds   and

y  =  90  -  30

y  =  60

We should use  60 pounds of the seven $ coffee

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