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You plot A vs Conc (mg/mL) for a set of 5 standards in mg/mL and get the equation for the line as 0.962=0.310x+0.315. Solve for x and report the results with correct units and sig-figs. Is this question really just as simple as solving for x? I feel like I'm missing something here...

If you want to make 1 L of 1X of TGS using 2 x TGS stock, how much of the 2 x do you need? Report your answer in units of L, with 1 decimal place.

A CHM 126 student weighed an empty and clean 50-mL flask. The studernt then used a 10-ml volumetric pipet to transfer deionized water into the flask. Afterwards, she re-weighed the flask with the water. Using her resulting data and the density of water, she determined her measured volume of water in units of mL. Her data is listed below. What was the percent error in her measured milliliters of water? As always, be sure to report your answer with the proper number of significant figures while using proper rounding. mass of empty flask = 62.258 g mass of flask with water = 72.118 g density of water = 0.99821 g/mL Type your answer in the space below without the units.

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