This worksheet covers Linear Equations Word Problems, which is part of the Lines Destroyer module in the SAT Math Destroyer Crash Course course. Practice problems are designed to strengthen key concepts and build confidence.
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Set 3 — Mastery
A solution of is prepared by dissolving grams of salt in mL of water. If the concentration of the solution is moles per liter, how many grams of must be used?
29.2 g
58.5 g
100 g
250 g
A chemist needs a % solution of . If she has mL of a % solution, how much of the % solution should she mix with water to obtain the desired concentration?
40 mL
60 mL
80 mL
100 mL
To prepare a buffer solution, mL of is needed. If the buffer's should be , and the of is , what is the ratio of to ?
1:1
2:1
1:2
3:1
If a reaction yields grams of product from grams of reactants, and the reaction efficiency is %, how many grams of product would be obtained from grams of reactants?
80 g
100 g
160 g
200 g
A chemical reaction produces moles of for every moles of burned. If moles, what is the total moles of produced if the reaction is ?
3 moles
6 moles
9 moles
12 moles
If a solution of is prepared by dissolving grams in L of water, and the final pH is , how many grams of were used?
20 g
40 g
60 g
80 g
A chemist mixes mL of a % solution of with mL of a % solution. What is the final concentration of the mixture?
15% HCl
20% HCl
25% HCl
30% HCl
In a reaction, . If g of is reacted, how many grams of can be produced?
34 g
68 g
102 g
136 g
If moles of is dissolved in L of solution, and the final concentration is M, how many grams of were used?
10.9 g
20.9 g
25.5 g
30.0 g
A laboratory has mL of a M solution of . If mL is diluted to M, how many mL of water are added?
300 mL
400 mL
500 mL
600 mL
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