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Answer:

B = 90 pounds

Explanation:

We know that Han's Coffee shop uses coffee A at $4225 per pound and coffee B at $5.45 per pound and this month it made 153 pounds of blend for a total cost of $758.25.

We are find the number of pounds for coffee B used.


A+B=153


A=153-B --- (1)


4.25A+5.45B =758.25 --- (2)

Substituting equation (1) in (2) to get:


4.25(153-B)+5.45B=758.25


650.25-4.25B+5.45B=758.25


1.2B=758.25-650.25


1.2B=108

B = 90 pounds

User Negacao
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Answer: 90 pounds.

Explanation:

Let's call:

A: pounds of type A coffee.

B: pounds of type B coffee.

Based on the information given in the problem you can set up the following system of equations:


\left \{ {{A+B=153} \atop {4.25A+5.45B=758.25}} \right.

You can use the Elimination method:

- Multiply the first equation by -4.25.

- Add both equations.

- Solve for B.

Then, you obtain:


\left \{ {{-4.25A-4.25B=-650.25} \atop {4.25A+5.45B=758.25}} \right.\\----------\\1.2B=108\\B=90

He used 90 pounds of type B coffee.

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