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You need to have 10 L of an acid solution that is 29% acid. You mix an acid solution of 15% with an acid solution of 35%. How mu

ch of each acid solution do you need?

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BARSIC [14]3 years ago

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29% = 15% + 35%
29% = 45%
errr
29% = 45%-14%
29% = 29%

29%/2
= 14.5% of each solution

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