Suppose that a chemist is mixing two acid solutions, one of 15% concentration and the other of 25% concentration. Which of the following concentrations could not be obtained? Choose the correct answer below.

d. 29%

Step-by-step explanation:

The mixture of the two concentrations should equal a concentration that is between the concentration percentages of the two solutions.

This is because the lower concentration percentage will pull the higher one down while the higher concentration will pull the lower one up. It will not be possible to get a mixture concentration that is lower than the lower concentrated acid or higher than the higher concentration acid.

Mixture concentration must be between 15% and 25%.

Option D at 29% is therefore not possible.

for this case we have the following expression:

to solve, we rewrite the expression as:

we apply double c and we have:

thus, the quotient is 48.

so, patel found a wrong ratio and the multiplication was incorrect.

option d

step-by-step explanation: