A recipe calls for a gallon of salt water solution containing 5 ounces of a salt....
A recipe calls for a gallon of salt water solution containing 5 ounces of a salt. In your 5 gallon container, you accidentally create a solution with twice that concentration. Suppose you can pour pure water into your container at a rate of 1 gallon per minute while draining it at the same rate. How long will you have to do this to bring your container to the correct concentration? (You may use a calculator to round your answer to one decimal place).
I got 3.5 min. Is this correct?
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