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leva [86]
3 years ago
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In a coffee shop, the following coffee samples are prepared for customers. i. 10 g of sugar added to 100 g of coffee ii. 10 g of

sugar added to 200 g of coffee iii. 4 g of sugar added to 200 g of coffee iv. 4 g of sugar added to 100 g of coffee Based on the amount of sugar added, which sequence ranks the coffee from the sweetest coffee to the least-sweet coffee?
Chemistry
2 answers:
madreJ [45]3 years ago
8 0

The answer is:   i, ii, iv, iii

dem82 [27]3 years ago
4 0

So solve this we must know the amount of sugar per gram of coffee

<span>i.              </span>10 g sugar /100 g coffee = 0.1 g sugar/ 1 g coffee

<span>ii.            </span>10 g sugar / 200 g coffee = 0.05 g sugar / 1 g coffee

<span>iii.           </span>4 g sugar / 200 g coffee = 0.02 g sugar / 1 g coffee

<span>iv.           </span>4 g sugar / 100 g coffee = 0.04 g sugar / 1 g coffee

 

So the ranking from sweetest so the least is:

<span> i, ii, iv, iii</span>

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