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John had to different syrups. Syrup A is 2 parts sugar and 8 parts water, and Syrup B is 3 parts syrup and 5 parts water. How much of each should John mix together to get 280 quarts of syrup that is 3
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John had to different syrups. Syrup A is 2 parts sugar and 8 parts water, and Syrup B is 3 parts syrup and 5 parts water. How much of each should John mix together to get 280 quarts of syrup that is 3 parts sugar and 7 parts water?

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