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a scientist has 2/3 liter of solution he uses 1/2 of his solution for an experiment how many much solution does the scientist use for the experiment
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a scientist has 2/3 liter of solution he uses 1/2 of his solution for an experiment how many much solution does the scientist use for the experiment

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Multiply 2/3 with 1/2 to get 1/3 liters used for the solution because you only used half of what was left in the first place.
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