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A chemist has 5 1/10 kg of calcium chloride. If she uses 0.15 kg of the compound each time she performs and experiment, for how many experiments will her supply last?

A chemist has 5 1/10 kg of calcium chloride. If she uses 0.15 kg of the compound each time she performs and experiment, for how many experiments will her supply last?
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A chemist has 5 1/10 kg of calcium chloride. If she uses 0.15 kg of the compound each time she performs and experiment, for how many experiments will her supply last?

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5 1/10 ÷ .15 is 34 so she will be able to perform 34 experiments

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