Let x = amount of 70% juice we use.
Then 60-x = amount of 85% juice we'll use.
We'll set up an equation that is based on how much pure juice comes from each component and how much we need in the final mixture.
So 70% of x plus 85% of (60-x) must equal 80% of 60, or...
0.7x + 0.85(60-x) = 0.8(60)
0.7x + 51 - 0.85x = 48
-0.15x + 51 = 48
-0.15x = -3
x = 20
Then 60 - x = 60 - 20 = 40
Check: 70% of 20 pints = 14 pints of pure juice.
85% of 40 pints = 34 pints of pure juice
That's 48 pints of pure juice in the mix, which matche 80% 0f 60 pints.
You'd need 20 pints of the 70% juice and 40 pints of the 85% juice.
Answer:
I think it's y-value is four more than corresponding x-value.
Well, if you are making 10h (10 being the amount you maake per hour and h being the number of hours) So make a table with each amout of time you work then do the math: 10*10, 10*20, and so on.
Answer:
5(15+4)
Step-by-step explanation:
I think this is the answer. I don't understand the question but I did factor out the problem
