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By volume, one alloy is 55% copper, 30% zinc, 15% nickel. A second alloy has a...
By volume, one alloy is 55% copper, 30% zinc, 15% nickel. A second alloy has a percent stake of 50, 30, and 20 respectively. A third alloy is 25% copper and 75% nickel. How much of each alloy is needed to make 225 cm^3 of a resulting alloy with a percentage of 40, 15, and 45 respectively?
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So 112.5 cm3 of first alloy, 0 cm3 of second alloy and 112.5 cm3 of third alloy is needed.
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