The most convenient method I would choose is slope-intercept form, which is y=mx+b. So, make this equation equal in terms of y.
x-y=5
subtract x from both sides
-y = 5 - x
multiply both sides by -1 so y isn't negative
y = 5 + x
5 +x is the same thing as x+5, so
y = x+5
Now, you can easily sub in any number for x and you can easily get y. Here are some points you can plot:
(0, 5), (1, 6), (2, 7), (3, 8) and the list goes on. I hope this helped!
Answer:
4.5 g 56.25 g Since the only type of measurement mentioned in this question is weight or mass, I'll assume that the percentage concentration is % m/m (mass/mass). For that type of concentration measurement, simply multiple the percentage by the total mass to get the mass of the desired substance. So 150 g * 3% = 150 g * 0.03 = 4.5g For the amount of 8% solution with the same amount of dry substance, there's 2 ways of calculating the mass of solution. First, use the ratio of percentages, multiplied by the mass of the original solution to get the desired amount of new solution: 3/8 * 150 g = 56.35 g Or calculate it from scratch, like 4.5/X = 8/100 450/X = 8 450 = 8X 56.25 = X In both cases, the result is that you desire 56.25 grams of 8% solution.
Answer:
8
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