Mathematics · Mixtures and Alligations
A chemical laboratory has three solutions: Solution A, Solution B, and Solution C. Each solution contains different proportions of two chemicals: Chemical X and Chemical Y. Solution A has 30% Chemical X and 70% Chemical Y. Solution B has 50% Chemical X and 50% Chemical Y. Solution C has 70% Chemical X and 30% Chemical Y. The laboratory technician needs to create 100 liters of a new solution, Solution D, which contains exactly 55% Chemical X and 45% Chemical Y by mixing Solution A, Solution B, and Solution C. How many liters of Solution A should the technician use to create 100 liters of Solution D?
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- 1More than 5 liters
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- 3Equal to 5 liters
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