How much pure alcohol must be added to 400ml of 15 % solution to make it's strength 32% ?
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400ml has 15% alcohol i.e 60ml . This means we have 340ml of water or the liquid with which alcohol is mixed
Let V be the volume of alcohol added to make the strength 32%
then V/340+V = 32/100. solving this we get V as 160ml
so we need to add 160 -60 = 100ml of alcohol
Let V be the volume of alcohol added to make the strength 32%
then V/340+V = 32/100. solving this we get V as 160ml
so we need to add 160 -60 = 100ml of alcohol
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Let x = the required number of milliliters of pure alcohol.
Then we have:
400(15%) + x(100%) = (400+x)(32%)
400(0.15) + x(1) = (400+x)(0.32)
Simplify and solve for x.
60 + x = 128 + 0.32x
60 + 0.68x = 128
0.68x = 68
x = 100 ml of pure alcohol is require
Then we have:
400(15%) + x(100%) = (400+x)(32%)
400(0.15) + x(1) = (400+x)(0.32)
Simplify and solve for x.
60 + x = 128 + 0.32x
60 + 0.68x = 128
0.68x = 68
x = 100 ml of pure alcohol is require
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