Mathematics, 05.12.2020 07:20, PastelHibiscus

A grocer sells milk chocolate at $2.90 per pound, dark chocolate at $4.90 per pound, and dark chocolate with almonds at $5.60 per pound. He wants to make a mixture of 50 pounds of each type must he use in this mixture? Amount of milk chocolate: lbs

Amount of dark chocolate: lbs

Amount of dark chocolate with almonds: lbs

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