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What if a foam concentrate was 6 percent how may gallons of concrete would be added to how many gallons of water equal to 100 gallons answer?
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∙ 10y ago
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Clarissa Nitzsche
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∙ 10y agoIf the concentrate is 6% of the final, then:
6% of 100 gallons = 6/100 x 100 gallons
= 6 gallons is concentrate
(100% - 6%) of 100 gallons = 94% of 100 gallons
= 94/100 x 100 gallons
= 94 gallons is water.
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