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The table below shows the composition of three mixtures of nuts. Composition of Nut Mixtures Mixture AMixture BMixture CPecans0.600.500.75Almonds0.300.450.15Walnuts0.100.050.10Mr. Murray wants to create 100 ounces of a mixture that is 62% pecans, 30% almonds, and 8% walnuts. How will the amount of Mixture A compare to the amounts of Mixtures B and C that Mr. Murray uses?

A
He will use half as much of Mixture A as he will use of Mixtures B and C combined.
B
He will use one-quarter as much of Mixture A as he will use of Mixtures B and C combined.
C
He will use one-fifth as much of Mixture A as he will use of Mixtures B and C combined.
D
He will use twice as much of Mixture A as he will use of Mixtures B and C combined.
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A test is worth 100 points. The test is made up of 40 items. Each item is worth either 2 points or 3 points. Which matrix equation and solution represent the situation?

A
There are 20 items worth 2 points each and 20 items worth 3 points each.
Option A
B
There are 10 items worth 2 points each and 30 items worth 3 points each.
Option B
C
There are 20 items worth 2 points each and 20 items worth 3 points each.
Option C
D
There are 10 items worth 2 points each and 30 items worth 3 points each.
Option D

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