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A scientist has 400 units of a 6% phosphoric acid solution, and an unlimited supply of 12% phosphoric acid solution. How many units of the latter must she add to the former to produce a 10% phosphoric acid solution?

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Created: 2 years ago | Updated: 1 year ago
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Let, x units of 12% acid needs to be mixed with.

According to question

× 12% +400 × 6% = (400+x) × 10%

=12x100+400×6100=(400+x)×10%100 =12x+2400=4000+10x [Multiplying both sides by 100] =2x=1600 x=16002=800 Answer: 800 unites of 12% acid needs to be mixed.

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