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Mathematical problem of concentration
Idea: Calculate the salt and brine separately, and then calculate the concentration.

Details are as follows:

The salt content of the first water is 200× 15%=30 (g).

30+50=80 grams of salt.

80÷250× 100%=32% The answer to the first question.

250+ 150=400 (g) total amount of brine after adding water.

80÷400× 100%=20% The answer to the second question.

200×8%= 16 (g) salt in water to be added.

Add 200- 16= 184 (g) of water.

80+ 16=96 (g) total salt added.

400-80+ 184=504 (g) total amount of water added.

96+504=600 (final total water volume)

96÷600× 100%= 16% The answer to the third question.

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