SOLUTION: Write an equation to answer this question: how many mL of each should be used to make 140mL of a 35% acid solution. Let x represent the number of mL of the 60% acid solution.

SOLUTION: Write an equation to answer this question: how many mL of each should be used to make 140mL of a 35% acid solution. Let x represent the number of mL of the 60% acid solution.

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Question 958213: Write an equation to answer this question: how many mL of each should be used to make 140mL of a 35% acid solution. Let x represent the number of mL of the 60% acid solution.
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