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How many ounces of pure cranberry juice and how many ounces of citrus fruit drink containing 10% fruit should be mixed to get 120 oz of a fruit drink that is 25% fruit juice?
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x = pure cranberry y = citrus fruit x + y = 120 x + .10(y) = .25(120)
Thank you @Hero :).
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x + y = 120 x + .10y = 30 .90y = 90 y = 90/.90 y = 100 x = 20
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I understand it now, haha Thanks for asking though
@Hero I'm actually a bit confused. How did you get .90?
Let me show you this way: y - .10y = (1 - .10)y = (.90)y = .90y
Remember, y = 1y
I hope I didn't confuse you.
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@Hero ahh okay ! Thank you :)
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