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Susan dissolves 20g of salt into 230g of water to create a saline solution. What percentage is the weight of the salt relative to the weight of the whole saline solution?

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thatboyjaylean

Answer:

If you take one part master solution and add four parts of distilled water, you now have a 20% salt water solution (1:4 ratio). Using the 'parts' method, if you merely add the two numbers of the 'parts' ratio together and then divide that into 100, it will give you the final dilution percentage.

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ferrybukantoro

Answer:

8%

Step-by-step explanation:

the weight percentage of the salt relative to the weight of the whole saline solution =

20/(20+230) × 100% =

20/250 × 100% = 8%

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