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A chemist is using 351 millimeters of a solution of acid and water. If 18.2% of the solution is acid, how many milliliters of acid are there? Round to the nearest tenth.

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User Vvahans
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Answer:

The % of of acid in solution = 63.88 ml

Explanation:

The solution of acid and water = 351 milliliters

The % of of acid in solution = 18.2% of 351 ml

Or, The % of of acid in solution =
(18.2)/(100) × 351 ml

Or, The % of of acid in solution = 63.882 ml

Hence ,The % of of acid in solution = 63.88 ml Answer

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