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A candy dealer makes up a 7-pound mixture of candy by combining 3 poun
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A candy dealer makes up a 7-pound mixture of candy by combining 3 pounds of candy at 30 cents per pound, 2 pounds of candy at $1.50 a pound, and 2 pounds of candy at 50 cents per pound. What is the price of this mixture of candy per pound?
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Part of the project: Skill Builder Project for a Q170
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GRE Math Essentials
GRE Geometry Formulas for a Q170
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GRE Math Essentials
GRE Geometry Formulas for a Q170
GRE - Math Book
Re: A candy dealer makes up a 7-pound mixture of candy by combining 3 poun
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19 Jun 2022, 13:01
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A candy dealer makes up a 7-pound mixture of candy by combining 3 poun
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09 Jul 2022, 13:39
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\(\frac{3*30+2*150+2*50}{7}\) \(= 70\) cents
