2. You want to produce 70%(v/v) rubbing alcohol in the laboratory. You poured 20L of distillate having a 99% (v/v) concentration into a barrel. You open the valve such that the solution exits the barrel at 10mL/sec into another container which is empty. Simultaneously, you pour distilled water into the barrel at a flowrate of 30mL/sec. After achieving the desired concentration, what is the concentration in percent by volume of the alcohol in the second container?

2. You want to produce 70%(v/v) rubbing alcohol in the laboratory. You poured 20L of distillate having a 99% (v/v) concentration into a barrel. You open the valve such that the solution exits the barrel at 10mL/sec into another container which is empty. Simultaneously, you pour distilled water into the barrel at a flowrate of 30mL/sec. After achieving the desired concentration, what is the concentration in percent by volume of the alcohol in the second container?

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2. You want to produce 70%(v/lv) rubbing alcohol in the laboratory. You poured
20L of distillate having a 99% (v/v) concentration into a barrel. You open the
valve such that the solution exits the barrel at 10mL/sec into another container
which is empty. Simultaneously, you pour distilled water into the barrel at a
flowrate of 30mL/sec. After achieving the desired concentration, what is the
concentration in percent by volume of the alcohol in the second container?

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