A scientist has a 27% base solution and a 43% base solution. In order to complete an experiment, she needs a mixture of 160 mL. of a 38% base solution. If the mixture contains x mL of the 27% base solution and y mL of the 43% base solution, write an expression in terms of x for the volume of the 43% base solution, y, that is needed to make the mixture. Do not include the concentrations of the solutions in the expression.

A scientist has a 27% base solution and a 43% base solution. In order to complete an experiment, she needs a mixture of 160 mL. of a 38% base solution. If the mixture contains x mL of the 27% base solution and y mL of the 43% base solution, write an expression in terms of x for the volume of the 43% base solution, y, that is needed to make the mixture. Do not include the concentrations of the solutions in the expression.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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