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OpenStudy (seattle12345):

I really need help with this one: You need a 10% alcohol solution. On hand, you have a 490 mL of a 5% alcohol mixture. You also have 80% alcohol mixture. How much of the 80% mixture will you need to add to obtain the desired solution? You will need ____mL of the 80% solution to obtain ____mL of the desired 10% solution.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

35 ml of 80% solution to prepare 525 ml of 10% solution

OpenStudy (seattle12345):

would you mind showing me how you came up with that?

hero (hero):

Giving answers only is not allowed on OS

OpenStudy (asnaseer):

ok, you are given that 5% of 490 mL is alcohol. this implies that the amount of alcohol in this solution is:\[\frac{5}{100}*490\text{ mL}\]agreed?

OpenStudy (seattle12345):

yes agreed

hero (hero):

I could show you how to do this easy as pie

OpenStudy (seattle12345):

lol ok. how?

hero (hero):

Hold on for just a minute

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