A scientist has two solution which she labelled, solution A and solution B, each continue salt,she knows that solution A is 65%
salt and solution B is 90% salt.she wants to obtained 40 ounce of mixture that is 75% salt,how many ounce of each solution should she use
1 answer:
A = oz of the solution A
b = oz of the solution B
The scientist knows that solution A is 45% salt and solution B is 95% salt. She wants to obtain 80 ounces of a mixture that is 65% salt.
a + b = 80
0.45a + 0.95b = 0.65*80
by solving the above system of equations you'll find····
a = 48 oz
b = 32 oz
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