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Mathematics, 03.07.2020 01:01 onlyceleste212

Mixing Coffee The expression below describes a coffee mix, where x represents the price per pound of Brand A and y represents the price per pound of Brand B. 2x + 0.5y from "Mixing coffee" Which gives the weight (in pounds) of Brand A coffee in the mix?

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