If we let x as candy A
y as candy B
a as dark chocolate in candy a
b as dark chocolate in candy b
c as caramel
d as walnut
P as profit
we have the equations:
a + c = x
2b + d = y
a + 2b ≤ 360
c ≤ 430
d ≤ 210
P = 285x + 260y
This is an optimization problem which involves linear programming. It can be solved by graphical method or by algebraic solution.
P = 285(a + c) + 260(2b +d)
If we assume a = b
Then a = 120, 2b = 240
P = 285(120 + 120) + 260(240 + 120)
P = 162000
candy A should be = 240
candy B should be = 360
The answer is 2, because if a number is a whole number, for example 2, you must multiply it by a number with 2 decimals, in this case 17.77, to get 34.44 based on this example.
*There are some cases where this doesn't apply, I think, but it does apply for your question.
Let x=amount of 10% and y=amount of 40%. Since we are making 10oz total, y=10-x so we can say:
(.1x+.4(10-x))/10=.25
(.1x+4-.4x)/10=.25
4-.3x=2.5
-.3x=-1.5
x=5, and since y=10-x, y=5
So 5oz of 10% is mixed with 5oz of 40% to make 10oz of 25% solution.
check
(.1(5)+.4(5))/10=.25
(.5+2)/10=.25
2.5/10=.25
.25=.25
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approximately 28 pairs. (breakdown above) hope this helps
Answer:
The maximum height is 191.063 ft
Step-by-step explanation:
We can easily solve this question by plotting the graph of the equation below
h(t)=-16t^2+Vt+h
Where
h = initial height = 2ft
V = initial speed = 110 ft/s
t = time in seconds
Please, see attached image below
The maximum height corresponds to
191.063 ft