document.write( "Question 283890: Could somebody please explain to me *clearly* how to solve mixture problems? I've been trying to figure them out, but I just don't understand all of it. For example, how would you set up an equation for a problem like this?\r
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document.write( " 2.) Brianna has 2 pounds of brand 176 nuts that sell for $3 a pound. She also has brand 391 nuts that sell for $1.74 a pound. If she wants a mixture of nuts that sell for $2.58 a pound, how many pounds of brand 391 should she add?\r
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document.write( "How do you come to that conclusion? \r
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document.write( "Please help! :) \n" );
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