Well for each concentrate, you need ten times the amount, so if it was 1ml of concentrate you would add 10ml of water. Since it is 300ml of concentrate, you need to add (300 x 10) ml of water, or 3,000 ml.
Well.. so many folks caught a cold
so many off that total, recovered,
keep in mind that, the folks who recovered
are just a fraction of the ones who were
sick
so... simply subtract the "recovered" polynomial,
from the "caugh cold" polynomial, namely
429.99 + 0.34m or in slope intercept format y = 0.34x + 429.99
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Hope it helps!
<span><u>How many grams in a kilogram you ask? Kilograms and grams (kg to g) mass units conversion factor are 1000. To find out how many grams in kilograms, multiply the kilogram value by 1000 or use the converter.</u>
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