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Jill decides to move her fish from a 20 gallon aquarium to a 50 gallon aquarium. She added 3 tablespoons of salt to her old aquarium. If she wishes to maintain to same salinity level, how many tablespoons
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Jill decides to move her fish from a 20 gallon aquarium to a 50 gallon aquarium. She added 3 tablespoons of salt to her old aquarium. If she wishes to maintain to same salinity level, how many tablespoons should she add to her new aquarium?
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she would have to add 7.5 tablespoons of salt to keep a 15% salinity level
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