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n200080 [17]
2 years ago
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How many quarts of peanut oil worth 19 cents per quart must be mixed with 100 quarts worth 25 cents per quart to produce a mixtu

re worth 24 cents per quart?
Mathematics
2 answers:
riadik2000 [5.3K]2 years ago
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20 quarts of peanut oil worth 19 cents per quart must be mixed.

<u><em>Explanation</em></u>

Lets assume, x quarts of peanut oil worth 19 cents per quart must be mixed.

Now we are mixing 100 quarts of another peanut oil worth 25 cents per quart with that x quarts. So, the total amount of the mixture =(x+100) quarts, which will worth 24 cents per quart.

Total price of x quarts oil = 19x cents

Total price of 100 quarts oil = (100*25)cents = 2500 cents

and total price of the mixture =24(x+100) cents

So the equation will be :

19x+2500 = 24(x+100)\\ \\ 19x+2500 = 24x +2400\\ \\ 19x-24x = 2400-2500\\ \\ -5x = -100\\ \\ x= \frac{-100}{-5}= 20

So, 20 quarts of peanut oil worth 19 cents per quart must be mixed.


ioda2 years ago
3 0
<span>20 quarts of peanut oil worth 19 cents a quart are needed.</span>
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