A 25-mL portion of an unknown solution containing Cu²+ and Fe³+ was titrated with 18.05 mL of 0.065 M EDTA. Another 25-mL portion of this solution was treated with NaF to form a strong Fe-F complex. This mixture was then titrated to endpoint with the same EDTA titrant and used a volume of 5.56 mL. Determine the molarity of Cu²+ and Fe³+ in the sample.

A 25-mL portion of an unknown solution containing Cu²+ and Fe³+ was titrated with 18.05 mL of 0.065 M EDTA. Another 25-mL portion of this solution was treated with NaF to form a strong Fe-F complex. This mixture was then titrated to endpoint with the same EDTA titrant and used a volume of 5.56 mL. Determine the molarity of Cu²+ and Fe³+ in the sample.

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