linapril said:In a tea shop one mixes two different kinds of tea to get a new flavor. One of the kinds costs 135kr/kg, the other costs 168kr/kg. How large amounts of each kind have you taken if the mixture costs 150kr/kg?
I tried setting up this equation system:
135x + 168y = 150
x+y=1
but I don't think it was right...
The purpose of this experiment is to determine the exact amounts of different types of teas that should be mixed together to create a desired taste and flavor profile.
This experiment can involve any type of tea, such as black, green, white, herbal, or flavored teas.
Yes, this experiment can be adjusted to accommodate personal taste preferences by changing the ratios of each type of tea used.
To accurately measure the amounts of each type of tea, a scale and measuring spoons or cups will be needed. Additionally, a pot or kettle for boiling water, a tea infuser or strainer, and a container for mixing and storing the final tea blend may also be necessary.
It is important to be aware of any potential allergies or sensitivities to certain types of teas or ingredients that may be used in the experiment. Additionally, caution should be taken when handling hot water and boiling liquids to prevent burns.