Mathematics, 17.08.2019 02:10, ejhoff9713

13. a grocer mixes pecans priced at $4.50 per pound with almonds priced at $5.25 per pound. how
many pounds of each type of nuts should be used to have a total mixture of 14 pounds priced at $4.80
per pound?

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13. a grocer mixes pecans priced at $4.50 per pound with almonds priced at $5.25 per pound. how