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A cup of rolled oats (

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Let z be the percent of the cup that is oats.
Therefore 310*z + 290 * (1-z) = 302.
310z-290z+290=302.
20z=12 z=12/20 = .6.
Therefore the new cereal is 60% oats and 40% wheat flakes.
A cup of the cereal then contains 3/5 cup of oats, and 2/5 cup of wheat flakes.

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