Given:
22
gallons of 16% ammonia
24%
ammonia
Find:
Number
of gallons of water to remove
Solution:
Let
n = number of gallons needed to obtain 24% ammonia
22
gallons (0.16) = n (.24)
<span>N = 14.67 gallons of water</span>
I would say the answer is B
Answer:
False
Step-by-step explanation:
The two triangles given in the diagram are congruent.
This means that they are equal in all respect.
The sides and the angles are all equal.
This means that m<T=80
When TR is 46 then it means 64=36, which is not True
Therefore we cannot assume that TR=46
Do you mean m*1? using that as the less then sign makes no sense here. Assuming m*1 = 100, then m=100, so 4m = 100*4 = 400
