We read your photo as:
Interpret the following if a solution to obtain 100g of sugar that is to be placed in 300g of water.
Chemistry
ScanSolve AI Answer
Answer
B
Step-by-step solution
3 stepsThe question asks to interpret which of the given options represents a solution containing 100g of sugar in 300g of water.
Identify the target composition.
The problem states the desired solution is "100g of sugar that is to be placed in 300g of Water." This means the ratio of sugar to water should be .
Compare each option with the target composition.
- a) - This option has of sugar, which is less than the target .
- b) - This option has of sugar, which exactly matches the target .
- c) - This option has of sugar, which is more than the target .
Select the option that matches the target.
Option b) is the only one that precisely matches the specified amount of sugar and water.
The correct option is b).
Was this helpful?
Try one yourself
A new problem that tests the same skill.
Still stuck on this one?
Ask a follow-up, and the answer starts from this question.
Got a different question?Ask your own question
More Chemistry Questions
QA series of experiments are set up in flasks labelled A, B, C and D. Each flask contains 200 cm³ of…QCalculate the mass of glucose needed to make 250 mL of a 0.4 M solution, and the molality of a…QCalculate the solubility of 20g CuSO4 in 100g of water, expressing the answer in g/100g water.QDetermine the number of water molecules (x) in MgSO4 * xH2O given a 0.1 M solution, 3.45 g of the…QReduce the following ratios to their lowest terms: a) 300mL to 500mL b) 500g to 750g