Chemistry, asked by maheeanshu9207, 1 year ago

A solution of 60 litre of acid and water contains 65% acid how much water must be added to get a solution of 52% acid?

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A solution of 165 litres contains `80%` of acid and the rest water. How much water must be added to the above solution such that the resulting mixture contains `25%` water ?

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