Chapter 33: Problem 946
A chemist has an \(18 \%\) solution and a \(45 \%\) solution of a disinfectant. How many ounces of each should be used to make 12 ounces of a \(36 \%\) solution?
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Chapter 33: Problem 946
A chemist has an \(18 \%\) solution and a \(45 \%\) solution of a disinfectant. How many ounces of each should be used to make 12 ounces of a \(36 \%\) solution?
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