Mathematics, 26.03.2021 20:20 itzygutierrez2763

NEED HELP ASAP! Bob was making a solution. He put the components of the solution into a beaker.
Bob wanted to increase the amount of his solution and at the same time keep the
proportion of the solution the same. The new solution will have 6 kilograms of salt.

What will be the mass of the sugar in the new solution, in kilograms?
Bob's solution
Component Mass
Water 8.7 kg
Salt 2 kg
Sugar 1 kg

A 2.9
B 1
C 2.5
D 4
E 3

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NEED HELP ASAP! Bob was making a solution. He put the components of the solution into a beaker.