<span>We have 75 mL of 4% sugar solution.
We have to add a 30% sugar </span><span>solution to make a 50% </span><span>sugar solution.
75 * .04 + .30x = .50 * (75 +x)
3 + .30x = 37.5 +.50x
I can't get the equation to solve.
Did you type it correctly? For one thing, you have the percentages typed as .30 % and 4%. Are the decimal places in the correct positions?
Also, no matter how much 30% sugar solution you add, it will NEVER increase to 50%.
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Answer:
70
Step-by-step explanation:
Evaluate 3 b^2 - b where b = 5:
3 b^2 - b = 3×5^2 - 5
Hint: | Evaluate 5^2.
5^2 = 25:
3×25 - 5
Hint: | Multiply 3 and 25 together.
3×25 = 75:
75 - 5
Hint: | Subtract 5 from 75.
| 7 | 5
- | | 5
| 7 | 0:
Answer: 70
So, the anti derivative= x^2 -.8x +C. Ignore C.
Plug in 2= 4-(2)(.8)=2.4
Plug in .4= .16-(.4)(.8)=-.16
2.4-(-.16)= 2.56
The answer is -4 because -4 times -3 equals -12
