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Test your word formula with another mixture. Separate the chips and raisins and return
them to their original containers. Make up the new problem by deciding how many
scoops of each to put into Containers 1 and 2. Then, determine the percent
concentrations of mini chocolate chips in each container. Finally, decide how many
scoops from Containers 1 and 2 to combine in Container 3 for the final mix. (At each
step, stir so they are evenly distributed.)
a. Calculate the percent concentration of mini chips in Container 3 by taking a
sample and counting the number of chips and raisins.
b. Use your word formula from Question 6 to calculate the percent concentration
of mini chips in Container 3.
c. If your word formula did not yield similar results as the experiment, check your
work and correct the formula as needed.

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