How much of a 6% solution and a 11% solution would you use to make 250 mL of a 8%-electrolyte solution? 

A. 130 mL of the 11% solution,
120 mL of the 6% solution.
 
B. 90 mL of the 11% solution,
160 mL of the 6% solution.
 
C. 100 mL of the 11% solution,
150 mL of the 6% solution.
 
D. 85 mL of the 11% solution,
165 mL of the 6% solution.
 
E. 150 mL of the 11% solution,
100 mL of the 6% solution.
 


Answer: C

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