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Mathematics, 01.05.2021 01:30 breonaleonard6821

A sign on a barrel of nuts in a supermarket says that it contains 30% cashews, 30% hazelnuts, and 40% peanuts by weight. You mix up the nuts and scoop out 18 pounds. When you weigh the nuts, you find that you have 5 pounds of cashews, 4 pounds of hazelnuts, and 9 pounds of peanuts. Is there evidence to doubt the supermarket's claim

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