Question #94955
How many grams of a 26.8% sugar solution contain 29.5 g of sugar?
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Expert's answer
2019-09-27T04:45:38-0400

Solution.

w=m(sugar)m(solution)×100%w = \frac{m(sugar)}{m(solution)} \times 100 \%

m(solution)=m(sugar)w×100%m(solution) = \frac{m(sugar)}{w} \times 100 \%

m(solution) = 110.08 g

Answer:

m(solution) = 110.08 g


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