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Tank M and Tank N together hold 350 liters of solvent. Moving 50 liters from Tank M into Tank N results in Tank N holding six times the solvent volume of Tank M.

What was the initial volume in Tank M?

  1. 100 liters
  2. 50 liters
  3. 250 liters
  4. 300 liters
  5. 175 liters

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