Chocolate candy mixture
Three different types of chocolate candies at the price of 18 CZK, 24 CZK, and 20 CZK per 10 dag (formerly mass unit - dkg). How much will CZK cost for 1 kg of mixture mixed in a ratio of 1:5:4?
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