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Joe has to make a 5 Molar solution of hydrochloric acid of totalvolume 125 mL.
He only has a 14 M hydrochloric acid solution in the chemicalstockroom. How many mL should he take from this higherconcentration solution (and dilute the rest with distilledwater)?



1. 44.6 mL

2. 53.9 mL

3. 26.75 mL

4. 93.25 mL

5. 116.35 mL

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