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A student mixes 50g of sugar with 300g of water and 5g of lemon. What is the mass of the solution? 305g 345g 350g 355g 10 points

A student mixes 50g of sugar with 300g of water and 5g of lemon. What is the mass of the solution? 305g 345g 350g 355g 10 points
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A student mixes 50g of sugar with 300g of water and 5g of lemon. What is the mass of the solution? 305g 345g 350g 355g

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once you'd add it all together the answer would be 355g
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50g + 300g +5 g= 355g
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