Please help with question 3 Fluid C: M=990.g, v=0.11 da L1. Volume of Solutions MixedFluid A-2000 ML●●• Fluid B÷85 CL1285cxx100185 xx100Fluid C=0.11 dal0.11 dal0.1110%xidat1000MLX1K1000 mL1x 1000ML1• Density of fluid B=1000ML14x-=1100mLTotal volume = 2000mL +850ML + 1100mL 3950mL2. Density of each substanceD=M-=850mLпапайстаkgDensity of Fluid A = ²2000 mL2.060x1000g2000ML6.729x10³91.03g/mL85CL26.7231/103 x + x 100 x 50m - 0.79g/mL]6.729 x 10³9 x 19 x 100g x 1Klodg 1K 1000mL85101000ML११०.१• Density of fluid C= 0.1 dal=११०.१1 dalX0.11 dal 10%990.9 × 10X-0.11x11000 ML1000ml €0.90g/mL] 10:20Assignment DetailsCHEM 105 (04) Survey of General Chemistryorder to compare them to one another.)100 %• Fluid A: m = 2.060 kg, V = 2000 mL• Fluid B: m = 6.729 x 10³ dg, V = 85 cL• Fluid C: m = 990. g, V = 0.11 daLQuestions:1. What is the total volume of the threesolutions when they are mixed?2. What is the density of each substance?3. Draw how the fluids would be layered ifthey were combined in a beaker accordingto the proportion of volume that it takes upand the appropriate levels due to thedensities if they are carefully layered. Thepercentages are there to help you with theproportion of the total volume each sectionwould take up compared to the totalvolume of the beaker.75 %50%48%25 %Submit Assignment:

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order to compare them to one another.) • Fluid A: m = 2.060 kg, V = 2000 mL • Fluid B: m = 6.729 x 103 dg, V = 85 CL • Fluid C: m = 990. g, V = 0.11 daL Questions: 1. What is the total volume of the three solutions when they are mixed? 2. What is the density of each substance? 3. Draw how the fluids would be layered if they were combined in a beaker according to the proportion of volume that it takes up and the appropriate levels due to the densities if they are carefully layered. The percentages are there to help you with the proportion of the total volume each section would take up compared to the total volume of the beaker. 100 % 75% 50% 25 %

order to compare them to one another.) • Fluid A: m = 2.060 kg, V = 2000 mL • Fluid B: m = 6.729 x 103 dg, V = 85 CL • Fluid C: m = 990. g, V = 0.11 daL Questions: 1. What is the total volume of the three solutions when they are mixed? 2. What is the density of each substance? 3. Draw how the fluids would be layered if they were combined in a beaker according to the proportion of volume that it takes up and the appropriate levels due to the densities if they are carefully layered. The percentages are there to help you with the proportion of the total volume each section would take up compared to the total volume of the beaker. 100 % 75% 50% 25 %

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