At the beginning of a science experiment, Betty had 40 milliliters of solution. During the experiment, the change in the volume of the solution was – 11 milliliters. What is the final volume of the solution? milliliters

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Answer:

[tex]Final\ Volume = 29ml[/tex]

Step-by-step explanation:

Given

[tex]Initial\ Solution = 40ml[/tex]

[tex]Change = -11ml[/tex]

Required:

Determine the final volume of the solution

The final volume is calculated as thus:

[tex]Final\ Volume = Initial\ Volume + Change[/tex]

Substitute values for Initial Volume and Change.

This gives

[tex]Final\ Volume = 40ml - 11ml[/tex]

Subtract 11 from 40

[tex]Final\ Volume = 29ml[/tex]

Hence, Betty had 29 ml of the solution