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Can someone please help with this questions. Solution and explanation. I find mixture problems confusing! If someone knows an easy way to do these, please share.
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This problem though it seems to b complicated it is nt actually
Just take the average of it
for example the average of all the concentrations of water Proportional to their volumes is equal to the net concentration.
A : m ounces of 40 % concentration (W)
B : 2m ounces of 70% concentration(W)
C : n ounces of 30% concentration (W)
Net concentration = 54 %
Which means
54 = [m*40 + 2m*70 +n*30]/m+2m + n
From that u get m/n = 4/3
So the only combination that satisfies is m = 480 and n = 360
Correct me incase I made some mistake !
