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3 years ago

How much sugar syrup would you get by: Making 70% sugar syrup using 350g sugar?

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zvonat [6]3 years ago

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Answer:

You will get 500g of sugar syrup.

I already answered this question.

You can get the answer by taking mass/mass% = 350/x

75/100 = 350/x

Therefore x = 500g of sugar syrup

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