Question

d

Answer 1

C1 * V1 = C2 * V2 is probably what you need to calculate this

Answer 2

you always use algebra to rearrange equations to solve for the missing piece

Answer 3

\(= V_2\), but yes

Answer 4

C's are the two concentrations.

I use \(M_1*V_1 = M_2*V_2\), but the idea is exactly the same

Answer 5

why would you put an unknown in the denominator? solve for \(V_2\) with the UNITS, not the NUMBERS

Answer 6

since\[M_1*V_1 = M_2*V_2\]then\[V_2 = \frac{M_1*V_1}{M_2}\]

Answer 7

yes