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In sea water there is 5% of salt. How much seawater do you need in order to get 17.25 lb of salt?
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In sea water there is 5% of salt. How much seawater do you need in order to get 17.25 lb of salt?
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In sea water there is 5% of salt. How much seawater do you need in order to get 17.25 lb of salt?
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345 lb of sea water will be needed in order to get 17.25 lb of salt.
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