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In an experiment, peter mixes vinegar with a salt solution in the ratio 3:7. how many ounces of vinegar are needed to mix with 3

5 ounces of salt solution?

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kaheart [24]3 years ago

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Vinegar/salt
3/7=X/35
7x= 105
X=15

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