a term salinity refers to the amount of salt in water. the salinity of earths oceans is about 525 grams of dissolved salt for ev
ert 15 kilograms of water. find the grams of salt for every gram of ocean water
2 answers:
The salinity of earths oceans,
→ a = 525 g
Amount of water for the salinity,
→ b = 15 kg
→ b = 15 × 1000
→ [ b = 15000 g ]
Then find the grams of salt for every gram of ocean water,
→ a ÷ b
→ 525 ÷ 15000
→ 0.035 g
Hence, answer is 0.035 grams of salt.
Answer:
<u>0.035 grams</u>
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Grams of salt per gram of ocean water</u>
- Divide the amount of salt by amount of water
- 525 g / 15 kg
- 525 g / 15000 g [∴1 kg = 1000 g]
- 0.035 / 1
For every gram of ocean water, there is <u>0.035 grams</u> of salt dissolved in it.
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