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This test covers proportional division and practical problems involving mixtures, alloys and solutions. Students calculate part ratios, quantities and concentrations and check whether the result satisfies the conditions of the problem.
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Adding only water leaves the pure substance mass unchanged. Initially it is m × p/100. At 10% concentration the total mass must equal this amount / 0.10. Water added = new total mass − original mass.
Dividing a total V in ratio a:b gives a + b equal units. First share = V × a/(a + b), second share = V × b/(a + b). Check that they sum to V.
Add the pure substance amounts: a × p/100 + b × r/100. Divide by total mass a + b and multiply by 100. The concentration is not a simple percentage average when masses differ.
Add the pure substance amounts: a × p/100 + b × r/100. Divide by total mass a + b and multiply by 100. The concentration is not a simple percentage average when masses differ.
Dividing a total V in ratio a:b gives a + b equal units. First share = V × a/(a + b), second share = V × b/(a + b). Check that they sum to V.
Adding only water leaves the pure substance mass unchanged. Initially it is m × p/100. At 10% concentration the total mass must equal this amount / 0.10. Water added = new total mass − original mass.
Dividing a total V in ratio a:b gives a + b equal units. First share = V × a/(a + b), second share = V × b/(a + b). Check that they sum to V.
Dividing a total V in ratio a:b gives a + b equal units. First share = V × a/(a + b), second share = V × b/(a + b). Check that they sum to V.
Pure substance mass = total mass × its percentage / 100. If p is the water percentage, the dry matter percentage is 100 − p, so its mass = total mass × (100 − p)/100.
Pure substance mass = total mass × its percentage / 100. If p is the water percentage, the dry matter percentage is 100 − p, so its mass = total mass × (100 − p)/100.
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