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Chapter 7 7.4: Applications of Linear Systems. Metallurgy A metal worker has some ingots of metal alloy that are 20% copper and others that are 60% copper.

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1 Chapter 7 7.4: Applications of Linear Systems

2 Metallurgy A metal worker has some ingots of metal alloy that are 20% copper and others that are 60% copper. How many kilograms of each type of ingot should the metal worker combine to create 80 kg of a 52% copper alloy?

3 Break Even Points Suppose a model airplane club publishes a newsletter. Expenses are $.90 for printing and mailing each copy, plus $600 total for research and writing. The price of the newsletter is $1.50 per copy. How many copies of the newsletter must the club sell to break even?

4 Travel Suppose you fly from Miami, Florida to San Francisco, California. It takes 6.5 hours to fly 2600 miles against a head wind. At the same time, your friend flies from San Francisco to Miami. Her plane travels at the same airspeed of the planes but she gets there in 5.2 hours. Find the average wind speed.

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