text: Anonymous
  Anonymous asked in Education & ReferenceHomework Help · 4 weeks ago
  
  # SOLVE WITH SUBSTITUTION?
  
  Jamal is making a snack mix that contains only pretzels and nuts. For every ounce of nuts,
  
  he will use 2 ounces of pretzels. How many ounces of pretzels and how many ounces of nuts
  
  Relevance
  • 4 weeks ago
  
  There's not enough info here, as there must be more to it to solve.
  
  Without further information, there are infinite answers.  All we know is that
  
  p = 2n
  
  where p = ounces of pretzels
  
  and n = ounces of nuts
  
  So, for example, there could be:
  
  4 ounces nuts, 8 ounces pretzels
  
  or 5 oz. nuts and 10 pretzels
  
  or 20 oz nuts and 40 pretzels
explanation: The text extract is a response to a math question posted in a homework help forum. The original question asks how many ounces of pretzels and nuts Jamal should use, given that for every ounce of nuts, he will use 2 ounces of pretzels. The response indicates that there is not enough information to solve the problem and provides examples of possible solutions.
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  1. Briefly describe the document and mention if it contains a question or a question and answer.
  2. Finalize the output with: Label: no-question,question,question-and-answer,multiple-question,multiple-question-and-answer
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distilabel_metadata.content: Anonymous
  Anonymous asked in Education & ReferenceHomework Help · 4 weeks ago
  
  # SOLVE WITH SUBSTITUTION?
  
  Jamal is making a snack mix that contains only pretzels and nuts. For every ounce of nuts,
  
  he will use 2 ounces of pretzels. How many ounces of pretzels and how many ounces of nuts
  
  Relevance
  • 4 weeks ago
  
  There's not enough info here, as there must be more to it to solve.
  
  Without further information, there are infinite answers.  All we know is that
  
  p = 2n
  
  where p = ounces of pretzels
  
  and n = ounces of nuts
  
  So, for example, there could be:
  
  4 ounces nuts, 8 ounces pretzels
  
  or 5 oz. nuts and 10 pretzels
  
  or 20 oz nuts and 40 pretzels
distilabel_metadata.role: user
distilabel_metadata.raw_output_q_a_detector_0: The text extract is a response to a math question posted in a homework help forum. The original question asks how many ounces of pretzels and nuts Jamal should use, given that for every ounce of nuts, he will use 2 ounces of pretzels. The response indicates that there is not enough information to solve the problem and provides examples of possible solutions. 
  
  Label: question-and-answer