Using the Formula C1⋅V1=C2⋅V2 Mary needs 135 liters of a solution that has a concentration of 14 g/ml for the manufacture of computer parts. Mary has an unlimited supply of a solution with a concentration of 31 g/ml. How many liters of 31 g/ml does Mary need to equal the amount of soluble in the given solution? Round answers to the nearest 10th.
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Using the Formula C1⋅V1=C2⋅V2
Mary needs 135 liters of a solution that has a concentration of 14 g/ml for the manufacture of computer parts. Mary has an unlimited supply of a solution with a concentration of 31 g/ml.
How many liters of 31 g/ml does Mary need to equal the amount of soluble in the given solution?
Round answers to the nearest 10th.
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Find total liters of 31 g/ml that needed to equal the amount of soluble in the given solution.
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