What is the solution called in the buret during a titration?

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the answer is 8 m/s^2

acceleration is defined as the rate of change of an object's velocity, per unit time. meaning, the rate at which an object is increasing/decreasing its velocity with the passage of time in a given period.

if an object is moving at constant velocity, its acceleration would be 0, because there is no change in velocity. in our case, the velocity is increasing, and to calculate this, we will use a simple formula,

acceleration = change in velocity / time

and change in velocity is calculated by subtracting the value of initial velocity (u) from final velocity (v).

u = 7m/s

v = 15m/s

t= 1s

a = ?

a = u - v / t

a = 15 - 7 / 1

a = 8 m/s^2

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gtts means "guttae", drops. its a latin term.

the speed of d5w should be 30 gtts/min

the iv tube is of 18gtts/ml (or cc)

[cc : cubic centimeter and 1cc = 1ml]

we have to deliver 1200ml

there are 18gtts in one millilitre

or for one ml we need 18gtts

so for 1200ml we need = 18 x 1200 gtts = 21600 gtts

as the speed is 30gtts / minute

so the time taken in minute for 1gtts will be = 1 / 30 minutes

for 21600 gtts time taken in minutes = 21600 / 30 = 720 minutes

60 minutes equals one hour

so time in hours required or taken for infusion of 1200ml = 720 / 60 = 12 hours

by using relative and radiometric dating methods hope this