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Calculate weight and plates needed for each set based on one rep max weight

ian@Ians-MacBook-Pro whichPlates % which-plates
Bar Weight:45
One rep max:250
Percentages for each set, space separated: 50 65
Set 1 @ 50%: 125.0lbs, 80.0lbs in plates
     35: 2
     5: 2
Set 2 @ 65%: 165.0lbs, 120.0lbs in plates
     45: 2
     15: 2
Plates Needed:
     45: 2
     35: 2
     15: 2
     5: 2

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