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26 Oct 2025, 02:55
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I thought that : the total in the first mixture had to be divisible by 4, and the total in the second mixture had to be divisible by 10. since I knew that the difference between the first and the second mixture was in the number of peanuts (8): I looked at the answer choice for a number that was divisible by 10 when 8 was subtracted from it.
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