Calculates the required amount of each substance in a mixture based on a given mixing ratio and total desired amount.
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Substance 1 Ratio: 1; Substance 2 Ratio: 1; Substance 3 Ratio: 0; Total Desired Amount: 100 grams; Unit: Grams
Total Ratio: 2; Substance 3 Amount: 0; Substance 2 Amount: 50; Substance 1 Amount: 50; Substance 3 Percentage: 0 %; Substance 2 Percentage: 50 %; Substance 1 Percentage: 50 %
Substance 1 Ratio: 1; Substance 2 Ratio: 2; Substance 3 Ratio: 0; Total Desired Amount: 100 grams; Unit: Grams
Total Ratio: 3; Substance 3 Amount: 0; Substance 2 Amount: 66.66666667; Substance 1 Amount: 33.33333333; Substance 3 Percentage: 0 %; Substance 2 Percentage: 66.67 %; Substance 1 Percentage: 33.33 %
Substance 1 Ratio: 1; Substance 2 Ratio: 1; Substance 3 Ratio: 1; Total Desired Amount: 150 grams; Unit: Grams
Total Ratio: 3; Substance 3 Amount: 50; Substance 2 Amount: 50; Substance 1 Amount: 50; Substance 3 Percentage: 33.33 %; Substance 2 Percentage: 33.33 %; Substance 1 Percentage: 33.33 %
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