A doctor ordered 300 ml of a 10% solution,but the pharmacy only has 5% and 25% solutions. How many millimeters of each solution
should the pharmacist mix to get the prescribed medication for the man?
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Answer:
We have 5% and 25% solutions and we need 300 ml of 10%.
Setting up 2 equations:
A) x + y = 300
B) .05 x + .25 y = (.10 * 300) Multiplying A) by -.25
A) -.25x -.25y = -75 Then adding this to B) we get
-.20 x = -45
x = 225 ml .05% and we use 75 ml of 25%
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