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if 1 quart of a concentrate makes 15 gallons, how much of the concentrate will be needed to make one quart of the mixture
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Answered by Ms. Sue
1 gallon = 4 quarts

1/60 = x/1

Cross multiply and solve for x.
9 years ago
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