Answer:
40 gallons of water and 140 gallons premium antifreeze
Step-by-step explanation:
Let p represent the number of gallons of premium antifreeze in the mix. Then 180-p is the number gallons of water. The amount of pure antifreeze in the mix is then ...
0.90p + 0·(180 -p) = 0.70·180
p = 0.70·180/0.90 = 140 . . . . divide by the coefficient of p
180-p = 40 . . . . . find the water content
40 gallons of water and 140 gallons of premium antifreeze are in the mix.