the first solution is 20% acid, and say we'll be using "x" liters, so how many liters of just acid are in it? well 20% of "x" or namely 0.2x. Likewise for the 60% acid solution, if we had "y" liters of it, the amount of only acid in it is 0.6y.
Why do the graphs tan(x) and y=x^3 look alike?
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The key features of the graph include the fact the graphs are periodic.
<h3>How to illustrate the graph?</h3>It should be noted that a graph is a diagram that represents ban interrelations between variables.
The tan graph is simply the visual representation of the tangent function for a range of angles.
In this case, the graphs have been attached and it can be seen that the tan graph repeats every 180° and is not a continuous curve.
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