Question. Help appreciated.
@trueseminole
ok so ill do this
let's start with option 1
M1V1 = M2V2 right?
Yup.
nah let's just do C beuase thats the answer ill just show you how i got it
The method will be enough. Or else I'll be tempted to copy it. My jammed brain would remain forever jammed.
closed the tap by accident
okay so i kinda lost my way here
im sorry this is difficult to solve
@wio
@iambatman
Yes, \[M2 = \frac{ (M1~ \times~ V1) }{ V2 }\]
I'm assuming you know what everything means in this formula?
The M2 obtained in the first case will be M1 in the next case ? And we are supposed to continue in this manner ?
You'll have to convert to litres as well.
\[M2= \frac{ 5.6~ \times ~ 0.046}{ 0.116 } = 2.22 \] \[M2 = \frac{ (2.22~\times~0.058) }{ 0.248 } = ...\] Etc, I left the units out but it's pretty obvious what they are, and yes.
I'm getting the final answer as 0.157 M. Is that right ?
I don't know, I'm not doing it all.
But long as you understand what is going on, it should be right.
Okay. Thank you very much, Batman / Dark Knight (whichever you prefer).
Lol, np :)
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