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A chemist is using 336 mL of a solution of acid in water. If 15.2% of the solution is acid how many milliliters of acid are there. Round to nearest tenth

A chemist is using 336 mL of a solution of acid in water. If 15.2% of the solution is acid how many milliliters of acid are there. Round to nearest tenth
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A chemist is using 336 mL of a solution of acid in water. If 15.2% of the solution is acid how many milliliters of acid are there. Round to nearest tenth

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There are 52.4 millilitres (to the nearest tenth) of acid in the solution.

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