SOLUTION: At the Keep on a-Truckin� Cafe, the waitress mixes two different types of coffee beans to produce a house blend. The first type costs $3 per pound and the second costs $8 per poun

SOLUTION: At the Keep on a-Truckin� Cafe, the waitress mixes two different types of coffee beans to produce a house blend. The first type costs $3 per pound and the second costs $8 per poun

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Question 1058716: At the Keep on a-Truckin� Cafe, the waitress mixes two different types of coffee beans to produce a house blend. The first type costs $3 per pound and the second costs $8 per pound. How much of each type should be used to make 50 pounds of a blend which costs $6 per pound
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