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A 450 ml solution is composed of water and glucose mixed in the ratio of 8:7. Determine the amount of glucose that must be added to the solution so that the new ratio of water to glucose becomes reversed,
A 450 ml solution is composed of water and glucose mixed in the ratio of 8:7. Determine the amount of glucose that must be added to the solution so that the new ratio of water to glucose becomes reversed,
i.e., 7:8.
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