Product A is twice as expensive as product B. A company buys three times as much of B as it does of A and spends $52 in purchasing an order of these two products . This order includes 20 kg of product A. What is the cost per kg of each product? (please show me working)
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
Let the price of product A be x
so the price of product B is 2x
Let the amount of product A be y
so the amount of product B is 3y
xy + 6xy = 52
OpenStudy (anonymous):
so product A weighs 20/7 kg
and product B weighs 120/7 kg
OpenStudy (anonymous):
the question asks how much they cost
OpenStudy (anonymous):
52/7 divided by 20/7 = $52/20 per kg
312/7 divided by 120/7 = $312/120 per kg
OpenStudy (anonymous):
I may have a mistake
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
yes cause those two are somehow wrong
OpenStudy (anonymous):
wait
OpenStudy (anonymous):
ok
OpenStudy (anonymous):
y + 3y = 20 kg
y = 5 kg
Product A is 5 kg
Product B is 15 kg
OpenStudy (anonymous):
52/7 divided by 5
312/7 divided by 15
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
anyway ill just give this question up
OpenStudy (anonymous):
Product A and B cost $1.04 and $0.52 per kg respectively.