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To start off \(60^oC\) is 140 F. We have to use the solubilities to find the temp. At 140 F we have 14.1 g for every 100 g of solution so in a vat of 10 000 kg, there are 10 000*0.141=1410 kg of solute we want 500 kg out of it, so we want 1410-500=910 kg of solute to remain in solution \(\dfrac{1410~kg}{14.1\%}=\dfrac{910~kg}{x}\rightarrow x=9.1\%\) we want a temperature to give us the solubility of 9.1% w/w Find that temp
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