Normality calculation - example problems

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[@m.a.n.y_]

My solution to the first example is 0.244. Please see, thank you

[@DRMath]

Good Catch, you are right thanks for pointing it out. I like that you solve it by yourself too. I might have entered wrong number in while calculating. Thanks for visiting my channel. Please share and subscribe to support educational videos.

[@vasanthipai8888]

Thanks

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[@terricrow4642]

while the process is right, your solution to the first problem is wrong. It is 0.245 N not 0.229 N

[@DRMath]

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[@shinieabrasado3920]

Answer to problem no.1 is .224 how come its .229?

[@shinieabrasado3920]

Correction 0.2448

[@DRMath]

Thanks for pointing it out and I like you did your own calculations. I might have made mistake during calculations.

[@rajibbarman5194]

Your solution to Q2 is wrong conversion of ml to litre

[@DRMath]

Thanks for visiting my channel. I appreciate you pointing out any correction, but I am sure it is correct because 1 litre =1000ml so 1ml =1/1000 litre and this is the conversion I used. I am not sure which part you are saying is wring.

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