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Question #1830f

Answer 1

`73g`

Explanation:

The formula for density, where density is `rho`, is `rho=m/V`.

`m` is the mass, and `V` the volume.

The formula can be rearranged as: `m=rhoV`.

So for liquid A:

`m=rhoV`

`m=1.44*25`

`m=36g`

For liqiud B:

`m=rhoV`

`m=1.48*25`

`m=37g`

We have `36g` of one liquid and `37g` of the other.

Totally, we have `36+37=73g` of liquid.

Answer 2

`=73g`

Explanation:

1. This can be solved using the density formula; i.e.,

   `m=rhoxxV`
   where:

   `m="mass expressed in g"`
   `rho="density expressed in g/ml"`
   `V="volume expressed in mL"`

2. Assuming that the liquids are miscible, the mass of the liquids in the flask is computed as follows:

   `m_t=mLiquid_A+mLiquid_B`

`m_t=((rho_A)(V_A)+(rho_B)(V_B))`

`m_t=((1.44g)/cancel(ml)xx25cancel(ml))+((1.48g)/cancel(ml)xx25cancel(ml))`

`m_t=36g+37g`

`m_t=73g`