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Mathematics, 18.01.2021 02:50 Aleja9

The AP Chemistry class is mixing 100 pints of liquid together for an experiment. Liquid A contains 10% acid, liquid B contains 40% acid, and liquid C contains 60% acid. If there are twice as many
pints of liquid A than liquid B, and the total mixture contains 45% acid, find the number of pints
needed for each liquid.

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