Could I please have some help with this question? http://i.imgur.com/t7tmXAm.png
build some equations. call the amount in litres of A you use A, and call the amount of B you use B. then see what you know about A & B
you know enough to build 2 equations and solve them
ok, but i'm having troubles with forming these simultaneous equations.
|dw:1427107750412:dw| \(\large \color{black}{\begin{align} x+y=500\hspace{.33em}\\~\\ \ \dfrac{18-25}{x}=\dfrac{25-30}{y} \end{align}}\)
OK, 1) how much liquid in litres will you have in total when you are done? 2) how much acid in litres will you have in total when you are done? in terms of A & B.
can you please explain the equations @mathmath333
i have used the method of alligation which says that \(\large \color{black}{\begin{align} \dfrac{\text{first mixture %}-\text{resulting mixture %}}{\text{amount of first value } }\\ =\quad \dfrac{\text{resulting mixture % }-\text{second mixture % }}{\text{amount of second value }} \end{align}}\)
look, why not keep this simple because it is simple. you know how much liquid and how much acid you will have by the end. you can use simple arithmetic to do that -- or you can watch youtube videos all day.
the way i used is simple , just takes time to understand , but after watching that 2 or 3, 20 min videos u can solve any problem immediately
mmm...right, i'll leave you all to it.
i understand that, now that i know that method of alligation, thanks a lot @mathmath333 and @IrishBoy123 !!
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