To create a breakfast beverage, kiwi juice in two concentrations, 14% and 40%, must be combined into a solution that will be mixed with another type of juice to produce the beverage. If 60 gallons of 14% juice is used, how many gallons of the 40% juice must be used to obtain a 30% kiwi juice solution?
14% of 60 gallons + 40% of X gallons= 30% of (60+X) gallons or 14% of 60 gallons + 40% of X gallons= 30% of 60 gallons +30% of X gallons or (40-30)% of X gallons= (30-14)% of 60 gallons or 10% of X=16% of 60 10% of X= 9.6 gallons or X=96 gallons
there is two anwsers when i compute it..........
Show me the steps by which u worked it out
i do not understand how you sent up the problem. i need step by step .....
ok when u take 60 gallons of 14% juice, the amount of juice you actually have is 14% of 60, right?
yes
ok. so now when u take X gallons of 40% u have 40% of X..so the total amount of juice with u is 40% of X + 14% of 60
14% of 60 is 8.4 right?
yup
ok then what
now this amount of juice should be equal to 30% of the total liquid that you have.is this part clear?
how do you find the equal to 30%?
ok so the total amount of liquid (not just juice but total liquid) with u is now 60+X gallons..so whatever amount of juice you have must be equal to 30% of this 60+X amount
can you just give me the anwser please :/
answer is 96 gallons of 40% juice
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