In the experiment, each sample began with 120g of soil. at the end of the lab, one sample has only 35g of soil remaining (the rest was lost due to erosion). calculate the percent change in the soil.

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FrostyStraw asked Feb 11, 2023

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In the experiment, each sample began with 120g of soil. at the end of the lab, one sample has only 35g of soil remaining (the rest was lost due to erosion). calculate the percent change in the soil.

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