A lotion is made from an oil blend costing $1.50 per ounce and glycerin costing $1.00 per ounce. Four ounces of lotion costs $5.50. Which value could replace x on the table? (4 - g) 1.5 (4 - g) + 1.5 4g - g (1.5) (4 - g) g

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Deja Henson

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12 July, 04:43

A lotion is made from an oil blend costing $1.50 per ounce and glycerin costing $1.00 per ounce. Four ounces of lotion costs $5.50. Which value could replace x on the table? (4 - g) 1.5 (4 - g) + 1.5 4g - g (1.5) (4 - g) g

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Kaitlynn Keith · Answer 1

Given : An oil blend costing = $1.50 per ounce.

Glycerin costing = $1.00 per ounce.

In the given options g variable is taken.

So, let us assume number of ounces of glycerin = g ounces.

We are given, "Four ounces of lotion costs $5.50."

Therefore, total quantity of the lotion is given = 4 ounces.

Expression for number of ounces of oil blend = Total ounces of the lotion 4 - number of ounces of glycerin = (4 - g) ounces.

Cost per for (4 - g) ounces of oil blend = Number of ounces of oil blend * Oil blend costing per ounce.

Therefore, Cost per for (4 - g) ounces of oil blend = (4-g) * 1.50

Therefore, (4-g) 1.50 could replace x on the table.

Therefore, first option (4 - g) 1.5 is correct option.

Jacqueline · Answer 2

A. (4 - g) 1.5

I just took the test and got it right.