You prepare a set of standards and analyze them by Agilent HPLC, obtaining the following values Concentration (mg/mL) Peak Area 0.2 0.4 0.6 254 495.3 784.86 If your sample has a response of 665, what is the concentration of the sample to three decimal places

You prepare a set of standards and analyze them by Agilent HPLC, obtaining the following values Concentration (mg/mL) Peak Area 0.2 0.4 0.6 254 495.3 784.86 If your sample has a response of 665, what is the concentration of the sample to three decimal places

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