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4 years ago

The volume of water in a transfer pipette is 15.23 ml. A 6.7 mL

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Alja [10]4 years ago

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Given :

Volume of water in a transfer pipette is 15.23 ml.

A 6.7 ml volume of water was then transferred out.

To Find :

The new volume.

Solution :

Initial volume , $V_i=15.23\ ml$ .

Volume removed out , v = 6.7 ml .

Let, new volume be $V_f$ .

Now , new volume = Initial volume - Volume removed out .

$V_f=V_i-v\\\\V_f=15.23-6.7\\\\ V_f=8.5\ ml$

Therefore, new volume is 8.5 ml.

Hence, this is the required solution.

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