SOLUTION: a chemist has two alcohol solutions of different strengths, 30% alcohol and 45% alcohol solutions, repectively. How many cubic centimetre of each solution must be used to make a mi
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Question 763037: a chemist has two alcohol solutions of different strengths, 30% alcohol and 45% alcohol solutions, repectively. How many cubic centimetre of each solution must be used to make a mixture of 30 cubic centimetre which will contain 39% alcohol?
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a chemist has two alcohol solutions of different strengths, 30% alcohol and 45% alcohol solutions, repectively. How many cubic centimetre of each solution must be used to make a mixture of 30 cubic centimetre which will contain 39% alcohol?
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