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In a chemistry lab, you have 2 vinegars. one is 5% acetic acid, and one is 6.5% acetic acid. you want to make 200 ml of a vinegar with 6% acetic acid. how many milliliters of each vinegar do you need to mix together? model this situation with a system of equations and solve.

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