Chemistry, asked by shraddhaghosh81, 7 months ago

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Answered by jksahu5584
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Explanation:

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Answered by karannnn43
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Solution :-

  • Let the mass of glucose required = x grams.

Given :-

  • mass/mass solution = 10%
  • mass of water = 45 gm

i. e.

(mass of glucose)(Total mass of solution)× 100 = 10

\frac{x}{(x+45)} ×100 = 10

\implies 100x= 10(x+45)

\implies 100x = 10x + 450

\implies 100x- 10x =450

\implies 90x = 450

\implies x = \bf\dfrac{450}{90} = 5grams.

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