A store sells almonds for $7 per pound, cashews for $10 per pound, and walnuts for $12 per pound. A customer buys 12 pounds of m
ixed nuts consisting of almonds, cashews, and walnuts for $118. The customer buys 2 more pounds of walnuts than cashews. The matrix below represents this situation.
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a. The customer buys 1 more pound of walnuts than almonds and 1 more pound of almonds than cashews.
b. The customer buys 2 more pounds of walnuts than almonds and 2 more pounds of almonds than cashews.
c. The customer buys 0.5 more pound of walnuts than almonds and 2.5 more pounds of almonds than cashews.
d. The customer buys 6.5 more pounds of walnuts than almonds and 8.5 more pounds of almonds than cashews.
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a. The customer buys 1 more pound of walnuts than almonds and 1 more pound of almonds than cashews.
b. The customer buys 2 more pounds of walnuts than almonds and 2 more pounds of almonds than cashews.
c. The customer buys 0.5 more pound of walnuts than almonds and 2.5 more pounds of almonds than cashews.
d. The customer buys 6.5 more pounds of walnuts than almonds and 8.5 more pounds of almonds than cashews.
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