SOLUTION: A metal alloy weighing 2 mg and containing 10% copper is melted and mixed with 1 mg of pure copper. What percent of the resulting alloy is copper?

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Question 715484: A metal alloy weighing 2 mg and containing 10% copper is melted and mixed with 1 mg of pure copper. What percent of the resulting alloy is copper?
Answer by josgarithmetic(39617)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Total copper = mg.
Total new alloy = 2 mg.

Fraction of new alloy as copper =

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