Gerald finds that it takes 30 ml of a standard solution to neutralize 12 ml of
a solution of unknown concentration.
If he starts with 20 ml of the unknown
solution, it takes 50 ml of standard
solution to neutralize it. Assuming a linear
relationship exists between the amount
of unknown solution and the amount of
standard solution required to neutralize
it, how much unknown solution can
be neutralized with 175 ml of standard solution?