Melody want to sell bags of mixed candy at her lemonade stand. She will mix chocolates pieces that cost $4.89 per bag with peanut butter pieces that cost 3.79 per bag to get a total of 25 bags of mixed candy. Melody want the bags of mixed candy to cost her $4.23 a bag to make. How many bags of chocolates pieces and how many bags of peanut butter pieces should she use

Bags of chocolates pieces = 10 bags

Bags of peanut butter pieces = 15 bags

Step-by-step explanation:

The ratio of chocolate pieces to peanut butter pieces

($4.23-$ 3.79) : ($ 4.89 - $4.23)

= $0.44 : $0.66

= 2 : 3

Therefore; the fraction of chocolate pieces bag = 2/5

Thus; Number of bags of chocolate pieces = 2./5 * 25

= 10 bags

Fraction of peanut pieces bags = 3/5

Therefore; Number of bags of peanut butter pieces = 3/5 * 25

= 15 bags

Bags of chocolates pieces = 10 bags

Bags of peanut butter pieces = 15 bags