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valina [46]
3 years ago
11

a 400 g of a liquid of density 1.6g/cm3 is made from mixing liquids of density 1.2g/cm3 and 1.8g/cm3 find the mass of the liquid

of density 1.2g/cm3​
Mathematics
1 answer:
gogolik [260]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

133.33g

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the:

Mass of 1.2g/cm³ of liquid = x

Mass of 1.8g/cm³ of liquid = y

From our Question above, our system of equations is given as:

x + y = 400........ Equation 1

x = 400 - y

1.2 × x + 1.8 × y = 1.6 × 400

1.2x + 1.8y = 640..... Equation 2

We substitute, 400 - y for x in Equation 2

1.2(400 - y) + 1.8y = 640

480 - 1.2y + 1.8y = 640

- 1.2y + 1.8y = 640 - 480

0.6y = 160

y = 160/0.6y

y = 266.67 g

Solving for x

x = 400 - y

x = 400 - 266.67g

x = 133.33g

Therefore, the mass of the liquid of density 1.2g/cm³ is 133.33g

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