A scientist had 3/4 L of solution use 1/6 of solution for an experiment how much solution did the scientist use for the experimen

Jermane asked Apr 11, 2023

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Answer:

1/8 L

Explanation:

In this context, "of" means "times."

1/6 of (3/4 L) = (1/6) × (3/4 L) = 3/24 L = 1/8 L

The scientist used 1/8 L of solution for the experiment.

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