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16 October, 23:45

How many milliliters of 0.30% sugar solution must you add to 75mL of 4% sugar solution to get a 0.50% sugar solution?

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  1. 16 October, 23:47
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    Based on the given data above, the equation below has been generated,

    (X mL) (0.003) + 75 mL (0.04) = 0.005 (75 + X); X being the amount in mL of the sugar solution, by further simplification of the generated equation, it can be said that 1312.5 mL of 0.30% sugar solution should be added to 75 mL of 4% solution to come up with a 0.5% sugar solution.
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