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1. Let the number of parts of the original solution be 30.
2.The original solution contains 14 parts lemonade and 16 parts water
3. The new solution contains 12 parts lemonade and 18 parts water
4. Let x parts of solution be replaced. Water replaced is 16x/30
5. x parts of water is added
6. From (2) and (3) we see the net increase in water is 18-16=2 parts
7. From (4) and (5) we see the net increase in water is x-(16x/30) parts
8. Equating (6) and (7) we have x=4.28
9. If we take the total number of parts as 30, the solution removed is 4.28 parts. Therefore for a total of 15 parts, the solution removed is 2.14 parts

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