Please give me both right solutions.. urgenttttttttt A water sample has the followingconcentration of ions. Find the following:(show your work to get full credit)The total hardness of this samplea)b) The percentage error in this sampleanalysis (Non-anonymous questionO)ConstituentCa*2[mg/L]85MgNa*K*COHCO3Eq ut2012233972814.520193306111027.554835.5

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Please give me both right solutions.. urgenttttttttt

A water sample has the following
concentration of ions. Find the following:
(show your work to get full credit)
The total hardness of this sample
a)
b) The percentage error in this sample
analysis (Non-anonymous questionO)
Constituent
Ca*2
[mg/L]
85
Mg
Na*
K*
CO
HCO3
Eq ut
20
12
23
39
7
28
14.5
20
193
30
61
110
27.55
48
35.5

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