A dairyman wants to make 237 lb of 14%-butterfat cream. How many pounds of 40%-butterfat cream and how many pounds of 1%-butterfat milk must he mix? 

A. 82 lb of 40%-butterfat cream,
155 lb of 1%-butterfat milk.
 
B. 81 lb of 40%-butterfat cream,
156 lb of 1%-butterfat milk.
 
C. 74 lb of 40%-butterfat cream,
163 lb of 1%-butterfat milk.
 
D. 158 lb of 40%-butterfat cream,
79 lb of 1%-butterfat milk.
 
E. 79 lb of 40%-butterfat cream,
158 lb of 1%-butterfat milk.
 


Answer: E

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