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Two glucose solutions are mixed. One has volume of 480 mL and concentration of 1.50 M and the second has a volume of 520 mL and concentration 1.20 M. The molarity of final solution is:

A

1.344 M

B

2.70 M

C

1.20 M

D

1.50 M

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