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chemist is using 332 milieters of solution of acid and water if 14.4% of the solution is acid how many milliliters of acid is there
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chemist is using 332 milieters of solution of acid and water if 14.4% of the solution is acid how many milliliters of acid is there
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332*14.4% = 332*.144 = 47.808
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