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raketka [301]
3 years ago
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Pour 67 mL of juice followed by 29 mL of juice into a 100mL graduated cylinder what's the percent strength

Medicine
1 answer:
Vera_Pavlovna [14]3 years ago
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Question Completion:

Pour 67 mL of Juice B followed by 29 mL of Juice A into the 100 mL graduated cylinder.  What is the percent strength of each juice?

Answer:

The

percent strength of Juice B = 70%.

The percent strength of Juice A = 30%.

Explanation:

a) Data and Explanation:

Juice B = 67 mL

Juice A = 29 mL

Graduated Cylinder capacity = 100 mL

Total juice of B and A = 96 mL

The percent strength of Juice B = 70% (67/96)

The percent strength of Juice A = 30% (29/96)

b) The percent strength is the computation of how much of Juice A substance is dissolved into a specific amount of Juice B liquid. The percent strength establishes the part-to-whole relationships. A percent is a part of the 100 total parts.  The 100 total parts in this case = 96 (67 + 29).  Therefore, the part of Juice A in the total parts = 29/96 * 100 = 30% , while the part of Juice B in the total parts = 67/96 * 100 = 70%.  Knowing the percent strength of each liquid helps to determine the content of each juice.

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