Question

need help solving this problem
one canned juice drink is 30% orange juice, another is 5% orange juice, how many liters of each should be mixed together in order to get 25L that is 10% orange juice?

Answer 1

0.30x+0.05x=(0.10)(25)

Answer 2

amount(%) = useable info

Answer 3

there u r

Answer 4

i think i figured it out but want to be sure

Answer 5

this week is gonna be hecktic for my online personas :) My night time spot is closing early...

Answer 6

that sucks

Answer 7

yeah, gonna have to start watching NCIS again lol

Answer 8

lokis almost a superhero too now , i wish hed hurry it up lol

Answer 9

x + y = 25
y = 25 -x
0.30x+0.05( 25 -x)=(0.10)(25)
now I think you can solve
Subtitution:
0.30x+0.05y=(0.10)(25)

Answer 10

is the answers 5L of the 30% juice and 20L of the 5%

Answer 11

Nancy Drew gotta it started for us pretty good

Answer 12

Thank

Answer 13

we know the total is to be 25; so y = 25-x seems logical right?

Answer 14

now we substitute amounts for values and percent and destroy this question....with prejudice lol

Answer 15

even hot the .30 and .05 down pat ;) alot of people do .5

Answer 16

0.30x+0.05( 25 -x)=(0.10)(25)
0.30x+1.25 -0.05x = 2.5
0.25x = 2.5 -1.25
x = 1.25/0.25
x = 5
I did answer 5

Answer 17

x = 5; so ys gotta be what 30?

Answer 18

5+ y = 25
y = 25 -5
y = 20

Answer 19

i got y=20L and x=5L

Answer 20

yes, you right

Answer 21

yeah, but I did georgia math, same answer different result lol

Answer 22

i did it by the book used the formula for a simular problam

Answer 23

i had a forman from georgia, his math sense was dumber than a box of rocks, but somehow he always got the right answers ..... I always said it was his georgia math ;)

Answer 24

thats funny my husband does construction uses measurements all day but cant seem to teach me fractions

Answer 25

thats funny my husband does construction uses measurements all day but cant seem to teach me fractions