Answer to Question #54432 in Organic Chemistry for Carson

Question #54432
The mass of a jar of beans is 525 g. If the jar has a mass of 25 g, what is the mass of the beans alone?
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Expert's answer
2015-09-03T03:25:05-0400
If the total mass consists of the mass of beams and the mass of the jar:
m(total) = m(beams) + m(jar)
Therefore, the mass of beams alone equals:
m(beams) = m(total) – m (jar) = 525 g – 25 g = 500 g

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