Posted by Steve on Monday, November 5, 2012 at 2:11pm.
There is no set formula for this because you can have all kinds of acids together. In this particular case you have HCl (a strong acid that ionizes 100%) and acetic acid (a weak acid that ionizes only about 1%). Also, the strong acid represses the ionization of acetic acid even more. The total H^+ will be the sum of the two; however, one can't calculate the H^+ from acetic acid until you furnish the concn of the acetic acid.
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