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Some liquid is poured into a burrete so that it reads 14cm³.50 drops were run each of volume 0.1cm³ .

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nika2105 [10]3 years ago

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Given :

Liquid is poured into a burrete so that it reads 14cm³.

50 drops were run each of volume 0.1cm³ .

To Find :

The volume of liquid in burrete after 50 drops.

Solution :

Volume of each drop, v = 0.1 cm³.

Initial volume in burrete, V = 14 cm³.

Now, volume left after droping 50 drops are :

$L = V - 50v\\\\L = 14 - 50\times 0.1 \ cm^3 \\\\L = 9 \ cm^3$

Therefore, the volume left in burrete is 9 cm³ .

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