A calibration plot for a particular absorbing species is constructed according to the Beer's Lambert's Law and the equation of the best fit straight line is y = 10.86x.What is the concentration of a solution of the same species if its absorbance is measured to be 0.489?

A calibration plot for a particular absorbing species is constructed according to the Beer's Lambert's Law and the equation of the best fit straight line is y = 10.86x.What is the concentration of a solution of the same species if its absorbance is measured to be 0.489?

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