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Introduction to Mixture Applications The following is designed to help you understand the basics of one of the popular application problems in introductory algebra: mixture problems. 40 100 40% 85 100 85% Recall that percent means per hundred, so ... Example 1:

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Page 1: Introduction to Mixture Applications The following is designed to help you understand the basics of one of the popular application problems in introductory

Introduction to Mixture Applications

The following is designed to help you understand the basics of one of the popular application problems in introductory algebra: mixture problems.

40

10040%

85

10085%

Recall that percent means per hundred, so ...

Example 1:

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The jar on the right is marked in 10 equal divisions.

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Fill the jar with acid up to the “2” mark …

Example 2:

Page 3: Introduction to Mixture Applications The following is designed to help you understand the basics of one of the popular application problems in introductory

The jar on the right is marked in 10 equal divisions.

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Fill the jar with acid up to the “2” mark …

… and add water to the top of the glass…

Example 2:

Page 4: Introduction to Mixture Applications The following is designed to help you understand the basics of one of the popular application problems in introductory

The jar on the right is marked in 10 equal divisions.

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Fill the jar with acid up to the “2” mark …

… and add water to the top of the glass…

Example 2:

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The jar has 2 units of acid …

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… and 8 units of water.

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… for a total of 10 units of mixed solution.

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The acid represents 2 units …

… out of a total of 10 units, or …

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2

10

units acid

units total

2 10

10 10

20

100

20%

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This means that the acid represents 20% of the total liquid in the jar.

Figured another way, the amount of acid is

20% 10 units

0.20 10

units of d2 aci

% acid total

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Mix 2 units of acid with only 6 units of added water.

Example 3:

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109876543212 units of acid

6 units of water

Mix 2 units of acid with only 6 units of added water.

Example 3:

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2

8

units acid

units total

2

8

25

100

25%

1

4

1 25

4 25

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This means that the acid represents 25% of the total liquid in the jar.

Figured another way, the amount of acid is

25% 8 units

0.25 8

units of d2 aci

% acid total

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Mix acid and water again.

Example 4:

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Mix acid and water again.

Example 4:

3

9

units acid

units total

3

9

133 %

3

1

3

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133 % 9 units

3

19

3

units of d3 aci

% acid total

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Mix acid and water again.

Example 5:

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Mix acid and water again.

Example 5:

If the solution is 60% acid, determine the number of units of acid

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60% 8 units

0.6 8

units of 4.8 acid

% acid total

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Assume the jar has x units of solution that is 40% acid.

Example 6:

x

40% acid

Write an expression for the amount of acid in the jar.

% acid total

40% x

0.40x

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