A 18% solution is diluted four times to a final concentration of 3%. The dilution factor would be:
a. 6X
b. 3X
c. none of the choices are correct.
d. 54X
Initial concentration = 18%
Final concentration = 3%
Dilutuon factor
= initial concentration/final concentration
= 18/3 X
= 6X
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