Someone Check My Math.
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Someone Check My Math.
I need to combine two powders to make one. The mixture is 70% powder A and 30% powder B. Powder A is sold in 1/2 pound, 1 pound, and 5 pound contianers. Powder B is sold in 1/8 pound, 1/4 pound, and 1/2 pound containers. 10 grams of the mixture is needed per "thing" that I am making. So if I buy 1 pound of A, then 1/2 pound of B is more than enough right? So with that amount of powder I should be able to make about 1.3 pounds of the mixture, right? 1.3 pounds is about 589 grams which means I can make about 57 of the things? Is that right???
Thanks,
Joe
Thanks,
Joe
Last edited by J15BIG; Jun 27, 2002 at 04:33 AM.
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A static electricity grounding wrist strap like the computer techies wear might be a good idea for when you're handling these "powders" if ya know what I mean. 
Or at least that's what my friend Lefty suggested. 
Or at least that's what my friend Lefty suggested.
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Originally posted by LE PEW
A static electricity grounding wrist strap like the computer techies wear might be a good idea for when you're handling these "powders" if ya know what I mean. Or at least that's what my friend Lefty suggested.
A static electricity grounding wrist strap like the computer techies wear might be a good idea for when you're handling these "powders" if ya know what I mean.
Or at least that's what my friend Lefty suggested.
