Mixture Problems 2

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Mixture Problems (part 2)

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Mixture Problems

(part 2)

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Types

1. Find the concentration of a mixture.2. Find the amount required to create a given mixture.3. Find the concentration required to create a given mixture.4. Find two amounts required to create a certain mixture.

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Bucket Method

amount

type

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Miguel wants to make 20 L of a 47% saline solution by mixing together a 75% saline solution and a 5% saline solution. How much of each solution must he use?

Example:

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Example:

amount

type

x

75%

20 – x

5% 47%

Write the equation: (multiply)

20 L

(x)(75) + (20 – x)(5) = (20)(47)

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Example:

(x)(75) + (20 – x)(5) = (20)(47)

75x + 100 = 940

-100 -100

70x = 840

47×20

– 5x

70x + 100 = 940

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Example:

70x = 840

x = 12

70 70

20 – x = 8

12L of 75%, 8 L of 5%

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A metallurgist needs to make 7 kg of an alloy containing 32% platinum. He is going to melt and combine one metal that is 77% platinum with another metal that is 14% platinum. How much of each should he use?

Example:

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Example:

amount

type

x

77%

7 – x

14% 32%

Write the equation: (multiply)

7 kg

(x)(77) + (7 – x)(14) = (7)(32)

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Example:

(x)(77) + (7 – x)(14) = (7)(32)

77x + 98 = 224

-98 -98

63x = 126

– 14x

63x + 98 = 224

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Example:

63x = 126

x = 2

63 63

7 – x = 5

2kg of 77%, 5kg of 14%

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5 ml of an 32% acid solution was mixed with 11 ml of pure water. Find the concentration of the new mixture.

Example:

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Example:

amount

type

5 ml

32%

11 ml

0% x

Write the equation: (multiply)

16 ml

(5)(32) + (11)(0) = (16)(x)

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Example:

(5)(32) + (11)(0) = (16)(x)

160 + 0 = 16x160 = 16x

x = 10 16 16

10%

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How many pounds of a metal containing 60% platinum must be combined with 12 lb of pure platinum to form an alloy containing 90% platinum?

Example:

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Example:

amount

type

x

60%

12 lb

100% 90%

Write the equation: (multiply)

x + 12

(x)(60) + (12)(100) = (x + 12)(90)

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Example:

(x)(60) + (12)(100) = (x + 12)(90)

60x + 1200 = 90x-1200 -120060x = 90x – 120

+ 1080

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Example:

60x = 90x – 120 -90x -90x -30x = -120-30 -30

x = 4 4 lbs

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How many quarts of an 80% acid solution must be mixed with 4 qt of a 50% acid solution to make a 60% solution?

Example:

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Example:

amount

type

x

80%

4 qt

50% 60%

Write the equation: (multiply)

x + 4

(x)(80) + (4)(50) = (x + 4)(60)

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Example:

(x)(80) + (4)(50) = (x + 4)(60)

80x + 200 = 60x-200 -20080x = 60x + 40

+ 240

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Example:

80x = 60x + 40 -60x -60x 20x = 4020 20

x = 2 2 qt