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A solution of 80l contains 30% acid. how many litres of pure acid should be added to this solution so that the concentration of acid becomes 65%

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Answered by Anonymous
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20% Alcohol solution means; in the 100 liter solution, 20 liters of solution is alcohol and 80 liters other solvents.

If we add "x" liters of alcohol to the solution, the solution becomes "100+x" liters and alcohol, which was 20 liters, becomes 20+x liters.

According to the statement; 
20+x = 25% of (100+x)
OR
20+x=(100+x)/4
80+4x=100+x
3x=20
x=20/3
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