Let A = number of lbs of Type A coffee
B = number of lbs of Type B coffee
we know from the information given that A + B = 136
and 4.30A + 5.35B = 668.80
Solving simultaneously, you find that A = 56 lbs and B = 80 lbs
Ortencia V.
asked 07/04/19Donna's coffee shop makes a blend that is a mixture of two types of coffee. Type A coffee cost Donna $4.30 per pound, and type B coffee costs $5.35 per pound. This month, Donna made 136 pounds of the blend, for a total cost of $668.80. How many pounds of type A coffee did she use?
Let A = number of lbs of Type A coffee
B = number of lbs of Type B coffee
we know from the information given that A + B = 136
and 4.30A + 5.35B = 668.80
Solving simultaneously, you find that A = 56 lbs and B = 80 lbs
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