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15g of sugar and 10g of water are measured separately. The sugar is dissolved in the water. What will the mass of the solution be?
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15g of sugar and 10g of water are measured separately. The sugar is dissolved in the water. What will

the mass of the solution be?

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Answer: a) No, both are different.

b) Ramesh- 9.9%

Sarika - 10%

Step-by-step explanation:

According to the solution prepared by Ramesh,

Mass of sugar he took (Solute) = 10 g

Mass of water he took (Solvent) = 100 g

Thus Mass % of the solution =

According to the solution prepared by Sarika,

Mass of sugar she took (Solute) = 10 g

Mass of Solution she took = 100 g

Thus Mass % of the solution =

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