Container A contains 990 milliliters of water and 10 milliliters of wine.
Container B contains 1995 milliliters of water and 5 milliliters of wine.
The contents of both containers are poured into a big bowl and thoroughly mixed. 200 millilters of liquids are then taken out in a cup how much wine in milliliters ends up in the cup? Container A contains 990 milliliters of water and 10 milliliters of wine.
Container B contains 1995 milliliters of water and 5 milliliters of wine.
The contents of both containers are poured into a big bowl and thoroughly mixed. 200 millilters of liquids are then taken out in a cup how much wine in milliliters ends up in the cup? @Mathematics

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agreene · Answer

990+1995 = 2985 ml water
10+5 = 15 ml wine
2985/15 = 199 water/wine
meaning if you take 200 ml solution, 199ml is water 1ml is wine...

I'm forgetting everything I know about chemistry and fluid dynamics to answer this incredibly poorly written question >.<