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In a class experiment, a student needs 5 liters of 6% solution. He found a 4% and a 10% solution in the
laboratory. How many liters of each solution should he mix in order to obtain 5 liters of 6% solution?
A. 3.33 liters of 4% and 1.67 liters of 10% solution
B. 1.67 liters of 4% and 3.33 liters of 10% solution
C. 3.67 liters of 4% and 1.33 liters of 10% solution
D. 1.33 liters of 4% and 3.67 liters of 10% solution
Solution
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x+y = 5
y = 5 x Equation (1)
4x + 10y = 6(5)
4x + 10(5 x) = 30
4x + 50 10x = 30
6x = 20
x = 3.33 liters
Thus, [ A ] answer
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