7) If you are told a line has a slope = 12 g/mL and it came from a plot using a formula of y = (B/4) x+ 12 %3D what is the value of B? Show ALL work here:

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7) If you are told a line has a slope = 12 g/mL and it came from a plot using a formula of y = (B /4) x+12
what is the value of B?
Show ALL work here:
8) A 0.01L (10 mL) water sample is taken from a local swimming pool and tested by a pool Lab Service
for the NaCl concentration. The molarity was found to be 0.001 M (moles/Liter). The swimming pool
contains 10,000 L of water in it. What is the NaCl concentration/molarity of the entire pool contents?
9) If you dispense 3.0 mL NAOH (0.050M) solution into a container holding 7.0 mL distilled water what is
the new concentration of NaOH in this new container? (Show work)
final
O mL
initial
49 mL
10) Look at burette image on the right and complete the blanks:
1 mL
50 mL
Initial Reading:
Final Reading:
Amount Dispensed:
19,496
NOV
Transcribed Image Text:7) If you are told a line has a slope = 12 g/mL and it came from a plot using a formula of y = (B /4) x+12 what is the value of B? Show ALL work here: 8) A 0.01L (10 mL) water sample is taken from a local swimming pool and tested by a pool Lab Service for the NaCl concentration. The molarity was found to be 0.001 M (moles/Liter). The swimming pool contains 10,000 L of water in it. What is the NaCl concentration/molarity of the entire pool contents? 9) If you dispense 3.0 mL NAOH (0.050M) solution into a container holding 7.0 mL distilled water what is the new concentration of NaOH in this new container? (Show work) final O mL initial 49 mL 10) Look at burette image on the right and complete the blanks: 1 mL 50 mL Initial Reading: Final Reading: Amount Dispensed: 19,496 NOV
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