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Please help me to solve this: You have one type of nut that sells for $1.90/lb and another type of nut that sells for $6.60/lb. You would like to have 28.2 lbs of a nut mixture that sells for $5.60/lb. How much of each nut will you need to obtain the desired mixture?
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Let n_1 be one type of nut and n_2 be the other. \[1.90n_1+6.60n_2=(5.60)(28.2)\]\[n_1+n_2=28.2\]\[n_2=28.2-n_1\]\[1.90n_1+6.60(28.2-n_1)=(5.60)(28.2)\]Rearrange and solve for n_1.
I did that and came up with -4.7\[n _{1}\]=28.92
That isn't the answer I got.
whoops did it again and came up with -4.7n=-28.2... which equals 6
Yes, that is what I got.
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then \[n_{2}=22.2\]?
Yes.
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