Punchline Worksheet: What was the goat doing at the amusement park? ?
Anyone know what the answer is? Or how to do the problems?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Here’s one of the questions:
Going Nuts, Inc., sells cashews for $7 per pound and almonds for $4 per pound. How many pounds of each should be combined to get 15 pounds of a mixture worth $5 per pound?
HELP!
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One comment a "Punchline Worksheet: What was the goat doing at the amusement park? ?"
If you need a total of 15 pounds at $5 per pound, multiply the two numbers to figure out the value of the 15 pounds of mixture:
15 * 5 = 75
So, you’re looking to make $75 worth of mixture.
5 pounds of cashews at $7 a pound costs $35
10 pounds of almonds at $4 a pound costs $40
Therefore 5 pounds of cashews plus 10 pounds of almonds will yield 15 pounds of mixed nuts for a total cost of $75 (which works out to $5 a pound).
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