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  1. The owner of a home decorating shop wants to mix dried rose petals selling for $6 per pound, dried lavender selling for $4 per
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  2. A candy shop owner is mixing up a batch of her candy medley. Overall the medley costs $2.95 per pound, and it is made of jelly
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  3. Marri bought 1/2 pound licorice, 1/3 pound of candy worms, and 2/5 pound of jawbreakers. how many more pounds of licorice than
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  4. A coffee shop mixes French roast coffee worth $9 per pound with Kona coffee worth $4 per pound. How much of each type of coffee
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  5. Need a formula for this math problem. Help!?Relinda owns a tea shop and is creating a new mix of tea for her customers. She is
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  6. Jane's sweet shop mixes candy worth 80 cents per pound with candy worth 2 dollars per pound to make 20 pounds of a mixture worth
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  7. The sweet candy shop buys 600 pounds of chocolate covered strawberries at $5.59 per pound. If a 10% spoilage rate is
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  8. The Sweet Candy Shop buys 600 pounds of chocolate covered strawberries at $5.59 per pound. If a 10% spoilage rate is
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  9. The Sweet Candy Shop buys 600 pounds of chocolate covered strawberries at $5.59 per pound. If a 10% spoilage rate is
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  10. The Sweet Candy Shop buys 600 pounds of chocolate covered strawberries at $5.59 per pound. If a 10% spoilage rate is
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