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Bonus Problem. A shop owner has 75 pounds of coffee that costs $4.50 per pound. How much coffee that costs $3.50 per pound should he mix with this coffee to sell the mix at the price $4.00 per pound?
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75 pounds
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75 pounds
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75 pounds
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THE CORRECT ANSWER IS 75 POUNDS!!!!!
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