Question

A sugar arrangement (solution) with a mass of 200 grams has a percent by mass concentration of 25%. How much of the sugar and water is show in this solution?​

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A sugar arrangement (solution) with a mass of 200 grams has a percent by mass concentration of 25%. How much of the sugar and water is show in this solution?

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$\bold\red{Given}$ - $\sf{25}$% $\sf{(mass\:concentration)}$

- $\sf{200g\:(mass)}$

$\bold\red{\underline{Asked}}$

$\sf{Find\:the\:mass\:of\:sugar\:and\:water}$

• $\sf{25}$ % is converted to ${\sf{} \dfrac{1}{4}}$ $\sf{\:in\:fractional\:form}$
• $\sf{Multiply\:it\:to\:the\:mass}$

$\sf{200 \times \dfrac{1}{4}}$ $\implies{\sf{} \dfrac{200 \times 1}{4}}$ $\implies{\sf{} \dfrac{200}{4}}$ = 50

$\sf{The\:mass\:of\:sugar\:is}$ $\sf\green{50g}$

$\sf{To\:find\:the\:mass\:of\:water,\:Subtract\:to\:the\:mass\:of\:sugar}$

$\sf{200 - 50 = 150}$

$\sf{The\:mass\:of\:water\:is}$ $\sf\green{150g}$

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