Fertilizer is sold in bags labelled with the amount of nitrogen (nn), phosphoric acid (p2o5p2o5), and potash (k2ok2o) present. the mixture of these nutrients varies from one type of fertilizer to the next. for example, a bag of vigoro ultra turf fertilizer contains 2929 pounds of nitrogen, 33 pounds of phosphoric acid, and 44 pounds of potash. another type of fertilizer, parker's premium starter, has 1818 pounds of nitrogen, 2525 pounds of phosphoric acid, and 66 pounds of potash per bag. determine the number of bags of each type required to yield a mixture containing 101101 pounds of nitrogen, 103103 pounds of phosphoric acid, and 2828 pounds of potash.
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