A scientist needs 60 liters of a 60% acid solution. He currently has a 40% solution and a 70% solution. How many liters of each does he need to make the needed 60 liters of 60% acid solution?
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Equation:
acid + acid = acid
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0.40x + 0.70(60-x) = 0.60*60
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40x + 70*60 - 70x = 60*60
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-30x = -10*60
x = 20 liters
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Gabe needs 20 liters of the 40% solution.
He also needs 40 liters of the 70% solution.
Answer:
m<a = 30°
m<b = 90°
m<c = 60°
Step-by-step explanation:
Angles a, b, and c are all angles on a straight line.
Angles on a straight line add up to 180°.
Therefore, a + b + c = 180°
Given that a:b:c = 1:3:2, the measure of each can be calculated as follows:
Measure of each angle = the ratio proportion of that angle ÷ total ratio proportion * 180°
m<a = 
m<b = 
m<c = 
Answer:
21 is 7 times the size of 3
21 is 3 times the size of 7
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
47/30
Step-by-step explanation: