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Algebra
(noun)
A value that can be substituted for a variable to make an equation true.
Writing
(noun)
An act, plan, or other means, used or proposed, to solve a problem.
Chemistry
(noun)
a homogeneous mixture, either liquid, gas, or solid, formed by dissolving one or more substances
Examples of solution in the following topics:
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Solutions to Exercises in Chapter 11
- Solutions to Practice 1: Hypothesis Testing for Two ProportionsSolution to Exercise 10.7.1
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Solutions to Exercises in Chapter 9
- Solutions to Practice 1: Confidence Intervals for Means, Known Population Standard Deviation
- Solutions to Practice 2: Confidence Intervals for Means, Unknown Population Standard Deviation
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Solution to Exercises in Chapter 10
- Solutions to Practice 1: Single Mean, Known Population Standard Deviation Solution to Exercise 9.13.1
- Solutions to Practice 2: Single Mean, Unknown Population Standard Deviation Solution to Exercise 9.14.1
- No solution provided.
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Solutions to Exercises in Chapter 8
- Solutions to Practice: The Central Limit Theorem Solution to Exercise 7.6.1
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Solutions to Exercises in Chapter 12
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Solutions to Exercises in Chapter 6
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Solutions to Exercises in Chapter 4
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Using Molarity in Calculations of Solutions
- In chemistry, molar concentration, or molarity, is defined as moles of solute per total liters of solution.
- What is the molarity of a solution containing 0.32 moles of NaCl in 3.4 liters of solution?
- Molarity is a measurement of concentration, with units of mol solute per liter solution.
- Also, molarity is a ratio that describes the moles of solute per liter of solution.
- Translate between molarity, grams of solute in solution, and volume of solution.
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Solutions to Exercises in Chapter 7
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Solutions to Chapter 1 Exercises
- Please see the end of each section for the solutions to the exercises.