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A chemist wants to mix a 10% acid solution with a 26% acid solution to obtain 16 liters of a 14% acid solution. How much of the 26% solution should she use?

A chemist wants to mix a 10% acid solution with a 26% acid solution to obtain 16 liters of a 14% acid solution. How much of the 26% solution should she use?
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A chemist wants to mix a 10% acid solution with a 26% acid solution to obtain 16 liters of a 14% acid solution. How much of the 26% solution should she use?

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You should put a lot of the 26% as it is necessary

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