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How many milliliters of a 28% sugar Solution do we need to mix with 75 milliliters of a 10% sugar solution so that the resulting mixture is a 13% sugar solution?

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We need to mix 15 ml of 28 % of solution to get the resulting mixture as a 13 % sugar mixture.

Let the amount of 28 % sugar solution be x ml.

We are given that:

10 % sugar solution = 75 ml

Total solution = 75 ml + x ml

We need the solution to be 13 % sugar solution.

So, we get that:

28 % x + 10 % ( 75 ) = 13 % ( 75 + x )

28 x + 750 = 13 ( 75 + x )

28 x + 750 = 975 + 13 x

28 x - 13 x = 975 - 750

15 x = 225

x = 225 / 15

x = 15

Therefore, we need to mix 15 ml of 28 % of solution to get the resulting mixture as a 13 % sugar mixture.

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