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Chemistry, 05.06.2020 00:05 amortegaa805

Tom has 1 cup of a 5% vinegar-water solution, 2 cups of a 10% vinegar-water solution, and 3 cups of a 15% vinegar-water solution. He needs at least 8 cups of a 5% vinegar-water solution for his chemistry project. What is the number of cups of pure water he should add to the total of all his vinegar-water solutions to complete the project?

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