A hospital has a 4%-saline solution and an 12%-saline solution on hand. How much of each should be used to prepare 640 cm 3 of 7%-saline solution? 

A. 240 cm 3 of a 12%-saline solution,
400 cm 3 of a 4%-saline solution.
 
B. 220 cm 3 of a 12%-saline solution,
420 cm 3 of a 4%-saline solution.
 
C. 400 cm 3 of a 12%-saline solution,
240 cm 3 of a 4%-saline solution.
 
D. 340 cm 3 of a 12%-saline solution,
300 cm 3 of a 4%-saline solution.
 
E. 440 cm 3 of a 12%-saline solution,
200 cm 3 of a 4%-saline solution.
 


Answer: A

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