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In the chemistry lab an experiment requires 500 mL of one ingredient to be mixed with 1000 mL of another. How many ounces is the solution?

In the chemistry lab an experiment requires 500 mL of one ingredient to be mixed with 1000 mL of another. How many ounces is the solution?
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In the chemistry lab an experiment requires 500 mL of one ingredient to be mixed with 1000 mL of another. How many ounces is the solution?

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Answer:

51

Explanation:

1 mL = 0.034 fluid ounces

(500 + 1000) x 0.034

= 51 fluid ounces

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