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How many pounds of hamburger worth $1.05 per pound must be mixed with 60 pounds of hamburger worth $0.90 per pound to produce hamburger worth $1.00 per pound?
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38.5
pounds
that says its not right:(
really? thats what i got :P
h@1.05 = (1.00-60(.90))/(1.05-.90) if i see it right
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apparently i dont see it right :)
h2 - h1 = 60 h2 - h1(1.05) = 60(.90) h1= (60(.90)-60)/(-1.05 + 1) = 120
120(1.05) + 60(.90) = 180 ?? i get yes
180 at 1.00 a pound :)
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