A mixture contains forty ounces of glycol and water and is ten percent glycol. If the mixture is to be strengthened to twenty-five percent, how much glycol is to be added?

1. 4 oz

2. 8 oz

3. 10 oz

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Raven Salas

Mathematics

27 June, 22:10

A mixture contains forty ounces of glycol and water and is ten percent glycol. If the mixture is to be strengthened to twenty-five percent, how much glycol is to be added?

1. 4 oz

2. 8 oz

3. 10 oz

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Liu · Answer 1

40oz glycol and water

10% is glycol

4oz is glycol

36oz is water

if glycol is to be added to make glycol 25% of all then

note: water does not change

100-25=75

water does not change so

36oz=75%

12=25%

there should be 12 oz of glycol total

4 now

12-4=8

8 oz should be added

sorry, I just wrote what I was thinking

answer is 8oz

Jamal Jenkins · Answer 2

2. 8 oz ...

A mixture contains forty ounces of glycol and water and is ten percent glycol. If the mixture is to be strengthened to twenty-five percent, how much glycol is to be added?1. 4 oz2. 8 oz3. 10 oz

A mixture contains forty ounces of glycol and water and is ten percent glycol. If the mixture is to be strengthened to twenty-five percent, how much glycol is to be added?

1. 4 oz

2. 8 oz

3. 10 oz