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A person wishes to mix coffee worth $9 per lb with coffee worth $3 per lb. to get 120 lb. of a mixture worth $5 per lb. How many pounds of the $9 and the $3 coffees will be needed?
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in the given question there are 2 coffee items with different prices one $9 and the other $3 when we add these two it should be equal to 120 so $9 and $3 should be multiplied by some value so that the result will be 120
now multiply some values to 9 and 3 then add both which should be equal to 120
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I was doing it this way, 9x +3y=120 to start
yeah correct
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input some values to x and y
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first try with same values for x n y
input 10
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so what is the solution
input 10 in x and y
90+30=120
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