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A chemist is asked to make 100ml of a particular medicine. this 100 m should contain 20 g of a certain compound. The chemist has available two bottles of this medicine but neither is to the desired concentration. The solution in bottle A has 0.15 g per ML and the solution in bottle B has 0.40 g per mL. How many mL should the chemist use from each bottle to make the 100 mL of the desired concentration?

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