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The desired grade -- 1.5% -- is equal to the AVERAGE of x=1% and y=2%:3 grades of milk are 1 percent, 2 percent and 3 percent fat by volume. If x gallons of 1% grade, y gallons of 2% grade and z gallons of 3 % grade are mixed to give x+y+z gallons of 1.5% grade, what is x in terms of y & z?
1) y+3z
2) (y+z)/4
3) 2y+3z
4) 3y+2
5) 3y+4.5z
Let's start with a "word equation" and slowly turn it into an algebraic expression:Three grades of milk: 1%, 2%, and 3% fat by volume. X gallons of 1%, y gallons of 2%, and z gallons of 3% are mixed to give x + y + z gallons of 1.5%. What is x in terms of y and z?
a. y + 3z
b. (y + z)/4
c. 2y + 3z
d. 3y + z
e. 3y + 4z
Usually the best candidate is a word problem in which all the answer choices are variables. In those cases, you can usually pick values for each letter, then check the answers to see which matches your number.eitijan wrote:Hi Rich
My understanding was completely the other way.
Which type of questions are the good target to solve by plugging?
As per GMATTutor, questions with in terms are a good target to solve by plugging.