Ashlee Patterson

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2 May, 13:02

A jar is filled with a mixture of water and vinegar in the ratio of 2:1. Another jar, with twice the volume, is filled with a mixture of water and vinegar in the ratio of 3:1. If the contents of both jars are emptied into a third container, find the ratio of water to vinegar is the third container

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