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A chemist has a solution that has 0.55 grams of alcohol per 1 mL of solution. If she needs 975 mg of alcohol, how much solution does she need? Round your answer to the nearest h…

A chemist has a solution that has 0.55 grams of alcohol per 1 mL of solution. If she needs 975 mg of alcohol, how much solution does she need? Round your answer to the nearest h…
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A chemist has a solution that has 0.55 grams of alcohol per 1 mL of solution. If she needs 975 mg of

alcohol, how much solution does she need? Round your answer to the nearest hundredth. (1 gram = 1,000
milligrams)

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User Naimdjon
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Answer: 5000000

Explanation:

0.55 x 1

975 = 5000000

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