I/0 Ja il v VALCI3% Salt Water109.25% Salt Water6.86.7O a) 19.6 %O b) 2.99 %Oc) -8.00 %O d) -1.47 %O e) 20.5 %O f) 19.1 %,326étv Use the data below to calculate the percent change in mass of the 1% Salt Watersolution:MassPercent (%) Change inSalt SolutionInitial MassFinal MassDifferenceMass0% Salt Water6.76.91% Salt Water6.67.93% Salt Water109.25% Salt Water6.86.7O a) 19.6 %O b) 2.99 %c) -8.00 %d) -1.47 %e) 20.5 %

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I/0 Ja il v VALCI
3% Salt Water
10
9.2
5% Salt Water
6.8
6.7
O a) 19.6 %
O b) 2.99 %
Oc) -8.00 %
O d) -1.47 %
O e) 20.5 %
O f) 19.1 %
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étv

Use the data below to calculate the percent change in mass of the 1% Salt Water
solution:
Mass
Percent (%) Change in
Salt Solution
Initial Mass
Final Mass
Difference
Mass
0% Salt Water
6.7
6.9
1% Salt Water
6.6
7.9
3% Salt Water
10
9.2
5% Salt Water
6.8
6.7
O a) 19.6 %
O b) 2.99 %
c) -8.00 %
d) -1.47 %
e) 20.5 %

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