Chemistry, asked by Enakashi5178, 1 year ago

A chemist has one solution containing 50 acid and a second solution which is 25 how much of each should be mixed to make 10 litre of a 40 percent acid solution

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Answered by vasudevanans

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Mixing 6- litres of 50- acid with 4- litres of 25- acid we will get 10 litres of 40- acid.

shaktisaravanan16: I guess we wanted the linear equatiions solution

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