Review Exercise Set 24

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Review Exercise Set 24 Exercise 1: Jeremy is 10 years old than his baby sister, Amy. If the sum of their ages is 66, find their ages. Exercise 2: Mercedes needs 6 pints of an acid that has a concentration of 40%. However, the only acid solutions available to her have concentrations of 20% and 50%. How much of each must she mix together to get the acid solution that she needs?

Exercise 3: Mila does not want to invest all of her lawsuit settlement ($40,000) into a single account, so she invests it into three different accounts. She is earning 7% interest on the amount she invested in the first account. She invested $5,000 less than what is in the first account into a second account earning 5% interest. The remaining balance is invested in the third account earning only 3% interest. If the total annual interest that Mila receives is $2,300, find the amount in each account. Exercise 4: A pet store owner is looking to make a 40-pound mixture of birdseed that will cost $0.76 per pound by combining a generic wild bird seed that costs $0.59 per pound with blackoil sunflower seeds that cost $0.89 per pound. How many pounds of each seed must the owner blend together to get the desired mixture?

Review Exercise Set 24 Answer Key Exercise 1: Jeremy is 10 years older than his baby sister, Amy. If the sum of their ages is 66, find their ages. Assign variables for each age x = Jeremy's age y = Amy's age Translate the statements into equations for the system of equations Jeremy is 10 years older than Amy x = 10 + y The sum of their ages is 66 x + y = 66 Substitute the 1st equation into the 2nd for x and solve for y x + y = 66 (10 + y) + y = 66 10 + 2y = 66 2y = 66-10 2y = 56 y = 28 Substitute the value of y into the 1st equation to find x x = 10 + y x = 10 + 28 x = 38 Jeremy is 38 years old and Amy is 28 years old. Exercise 2: Mercedes needs 6 pints of an acid that has a concentration of 40%. However, the only acid solutions available to her have concentrations of 20% and 50%. How much of each must she mix together to get the acid solution that she needs? Assign variables for each acid solution x = amount of the 20% solution y = amount of the 50% solution

Exercise 2 (Continued): Use the table below to setup the equations Amount (A) * Concentration (R) = Quantity (Q) 20% Solution x * 20 = 20x 50% Solution y * 50 = 50y 40% Solution 6 * 40 = 240 x + y = 6 (equation # 1) 20x + 50y = 240 2x + 5y = 24 (equation # 2) Multiply the 1st equation by -2-2(x + y = 6) -2x - 2y = -12 Add this new equation to the 2nd equation and solve for y 2x + 5y = 24-2x - 2y = -12 3y = 12 y = 4 Substitute the value of y into the 1st equation to find x x + y = 6 x + 4 = 6 x = 6-4 x = 2 Mercedes must mix together 2 pints of the 20% acid solution with 4 pints of the 50% acid solution.

Exercise 3: Mila does not want to invest all of her lawsuit settlement ($40,000) into a single account, so she invests it into three different accounts. She is earning 7% interest on the amount she invested in the first account. She invested $5,000 less than what is in the first account into a second account earning 5% interest. The remaining balance is invested in the third account earning only 3% interest. If the total annual interest that Mila receives is $2,300, find the amount in each account. Assign variables for each account x = amount invested in 1st account y = amount invested in 2nd account z = amount invested in 3rd account Use the table below to setup the equations Principal (P) * Rate (R) * Time (T) = Interest (I) 1st account x *.07 * 1 =.07x 2nd account y *.05 * 1 =.05y 3rd account z *.03 * 1 =.03z Total 40000 2300 The first equation will come from the principal column. The sum of the amounts deposited into each account must equal the $40,000 settlement. x + y + z = 40000 (equation #1) The next equation will come from the interest column. The total of the interest earned on each individual account must equal the total annual interest of $2,300. We can multiply the equation by 100 to get rid of the decimals..07x +.05y +.03z = 2300 100(.07x +.05y +.03z = 2300) 7x + 5y + 3z = 230000 (equation #2) The third equation will come from the statement that the amount invested in the second account was $5,000 less than what was invested in the first account. y = x - 5000 (equation #3) System of equations x + y + z = 40000 7x + 5y + 3z = 230000 y = x - 5000

Exercise 3 (Continued): Substitute the 3rd equation into the first two equations to eliminate y and reduce the equations to only two variables. x + y + z = 40000 x + (x - 5000) + z = 40000 2x - 5000 + z = 40000 2x + z = 40000 + 5000 2x + z = 45000 (equation #4) 7x + 5y + 3z = 230000 7x + 5(x - 5000) + 3z = 230000 7x + 5x - 25000 + 3z = 230000 12x + 3z = 230000 + 25000 12x + 3z = 255000 (equation #5) Multiply the 4th equation by -3 and add to the 5th equation to solve for x -3(2x + z = 45000) -6x - 3z = -135000 12x + 3z = 255000-6x - 3z = -135000 6x = 120000 x = 20000 Substitute the value of x into the 4th or 5th equation to find z 2x + z = 45000 2(20000) + z = 45000 40000 + z = 45000 z = 45000-40000 z = 5000 Substitute the value of x into the 3rd equation to find y y = x - 5000 y = 20000-5000 y = 15000 Mila invested $20,000 in the 1st account, $15,000 in the 2nd account, and $5,000 in the 3rd account.

Exercise 4: A pet store owner is looking to make a 40-pound mixture of birdseed that will cost $0.76 per pound by combining a generic wild bird seed that costs $0.59 per pound with black oil sunflower seeds that cost $0.89 per pound. How many pounds of each seed must the owner blend together to get the desired mixture? Assign variables for each seed x = amount of generic wild bird seed y = amount of black oil sunflower seed Use the table below to setup the equations Amount (A) * Cost/pound (C) = Value (V) generic seed x * 0.59 = 0.59x sunflower y * 0.89 = 0.89y mixture 40 * 0.76 = 30.4 The equations will come from the amount and value columns. The equation from the value column can be multiplied by 100 to get rid of the decimals. x + y = 40 (equation #1) 0.59x + 0.89y = 30.4 100(0.59x + 0.89y = 30.4) 59x + 89y = 3040 (equation # 2) System of equations x + y = 40 59x + 89y = 3040 Multiply the 1st equation by -59 and add it to the 2nd equation to find y -59(x + y = 40) -59x - 59y = -2360 59x + 89y = 3040-59x - 59y = -2360 30y = 680 y = 680 30 y = 22 2 3

Exercise 4 (Continued): Substitute the value of y into the 1st equation to find x x + y = 40 x + 22 2 3 = 40 x = 40-22 2 3 x = 17 1 3 The pet store owner needs to use 17 1 3 pounds of the generic wild bird seed and 22 2 3 pounds of the black oil sunflower seed to make the desired mixture.