A chemist had one solution containing 50% acid and second containing 25% acid how much of each should be used to make 10liters of 40%acid solution
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Total Volume of 40% solution = 10 litres
Let volume of 50% solution = x
therefore , volume of 25% solution = total volume of solution - volume of 50% solution
=10 - x
we know that,
x*50+(10-x)*25 =40*10
(50x +250 -25x) = 400
25x +250 = 400
25x =400 - 250
or 25x =150
or x =150/25
or x =6
there litres of 50% litre solution in mixture = 6
hence litres of 25% solution in mixture = 10 - x =10 -6 = 4
Therefore , Chemist will add 6 litres of 50% solution and 4 litres of 25% solution.
Hope this helps you.
Thank you.
Total Volume of 40% solution = 10 litres
Let volume of 50% solution = x
therefore , volume of 25% solution = total volume of solution - volume of 50% solution
=10 - x
we know that,
x*50+(10-x)*25 =40*10
(50x +250 -25x) = 400
25x +250 = 400
25x =400 - 250
or 25x =150
or x =150/25
or x =6
there litres of 50% litre solution in mixture = 6
hence litres of 25% solution in mixture = 10 - x =10 -6 = 4
Therefore , Chemist will add 6 litres of 50% solution and 4 litres of 25% solution.
Hope this helps you.
Thank you.
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