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What would the concentration be if we mixed 200g of 10% sugar solution and 300g of 20% sugar solution?
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200 g + 300 g = 500 g
200 * 0.1 + 300 * 0.2 = 500 * x
20 + 60 = 500 * x
80 = 500 * x
x = 80 : 500
x = 0.16
Answer: The concentration would be
16 %
( it must be closer to 20% than to 10% ).
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