A chemist mixed 5 mL of Solution A with every 3 mL of Solution B to make a new solution with a new concentration. Which ratio of mL of Solution A to ml of Solution B will make

new solution with the same concentration? 6.4C

O A 13:20

OB 6:4

C 40:26

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5:3

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that the chemist mixed 5 mL of Solution A with every 3 mL of Solution B to make a new solution with a new concentration.

So, the amount of Solution A in the mixture, a = 5 mL

The amount of Solution B in the mixture, b = 3 mL

Therefore, the ratio of Solution A to Solution B in the new solution with the same concentration is a:b=5:3.

Hence, the required ratio for the same concentration is 5:3.

Please note that none of the given options matched.

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