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What amount of a 60% acid solution must be mixed with a 30% solution to produce 300 mL of a 45% solution?
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amount of 60% stuff --- x ml
amount of 30% stuff ---- 300 - x
.6x + .3(300-x) = .45(300)
.6x + 90 - .3x = 135
.3x = 45
x = 150
150 ml of the 60% solution and 150 ml of the 30% solution
check
.6(150) + .3(150)
= 90+45
= 135 , as needed
amount of 30% stuff ---- 300 - x
.6x + .3(300-x) = .45(300)
.6x + 90 - .3x = 135
.3x = 45
x = 150
150 ml of the 60% solution and 150 ml of the 30% solution
check
.6(150) + .3(150)
= 90+45
= 135 , as needed
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