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How much should you pay for a mixture of 1 pound of each of the four kinds?

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A mixed packet of nuts contains 1 pound of walnuts and 2 pounds of Brazil nuts. It costs exactly $2. A packet containing 4 pounds of filberts and 1 pound of walnuts costs $3. And for only $1.50, you can buy a mixed packet of 3 pounds of almonds, 1 pound of walnuts, and 1 pound of filberts.

How much should you pay for a mixture of 1 pound of each of the four kinds?

posted Aug 12, 2014 by Maninder Bath

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