10g glucose is dissolved in 400g of solution. Calculate percentage concentration of the solution​

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1. Explanation:

   concentration of a solution=

   mass of soute/mass of solution* 100

   10 g/400 g * 100 = 2.5 percent

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2. Given :-

   10g glucose is dissolved in 400g of solution.

   To Find :-

   The concentration of the given .

   Solution :-

   Mass of solute = m = 10 g

   Mass of Solution = 400 g

   Mass of solvent = Mass of solution – Mass of solute

   => 400 – 10 = 390 g

   Therefore , By mass by mass concentration ,

   Concentration of the solution is :-

   [tex] \frac{10}{400 } \times 100[/tex]

   [tex] \frac{10}{4} [/tex]

   2.5 %

   Henceforth , The required answer is 2.5%

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