Answer: 480 mL, 600 mL
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
The concentration of the first acid is 75%
The concentration of the second acid is 30%
The final mixture has a concentration of 50%
The final volume is 1080 mL
Suppose x and y be the volume of the first and second acid
Solving the above equations we get
So, the quantity of the first acid is 480 mL and 600 mL for the second mixture.
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Answer:
c = d/a + b
Discussion:
I think the Question is missing a comma. Assuming you are trying to find the value "c",
a(c-b) = d => divide both side by "a"
(c-b) = d/a => add "b" to both sides
c-b + b = d/a + b => as -b + b = 0
c = d/a + b
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MrB
If you mean 40% of the circle with the rotation at the center of the circle, then you do this:
Measure of circle: 360°
Amount of circle's measure: 40%
360 * 40% = 144°
Thus, to take up 40% of the circle you need to have an angle measure of 144°.
Answer: B (3 cups)
Step-by-step explanation:
Add 2 cups + 1 cup together, and you get 3 cups. C is incorrect (in this scenario) because it doesn’t describe what measurement it’s in.
Volume=4/3 pi r^3. so 4/3 pi r^3 = 500/3 pi. Therefore, divide by pi, and multiply by 3, you get 4r^3=500. Divide by 4 to get r^3=125, and cube root to result in 25. r=25.
