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	Mixtures Formula

DWarrior

11-5-2007 1:19 AM

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	<PRE dir="ltr" class="alt2">A                 :           B
a                             b
c
(b~c)          :        (a~c)</PRE>
</DIV>What I've shown above is that if A and B are the items whose certain parameter is given as 'a' and 'b' respectively and same parameter of resultant mixture C is given to be 'c', 
Then the ratio in which A and B have been mixed is (c~b) : (c~a) 
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