Question

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A sugar solution of 10 kg contains 20% sugar. How much sugar should be added to the solution so that the percentage of sugar in the new
solution will be 100/3%​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Total mass = 10 kg = 10,000 g

Mass of Sugar (solute) = 20%

=> (10,000/100)(20)

=> 2000 g = 2kg

New Concentration = 100/3 %

=> 100/3 % of 12kg

=> 12/3 kg

=> 4 kg

Answer = 4 kg of sugar.