A chemist wants to make \( 14 \) liters of a \( 40 \% \) acid solution. She has solutions that are \( 30 \% \) acid and \( 65 \% \) acid. How much of each must she mix?
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Answer
10 litres of 30% acid
4 litres of 65% acid
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