What is the value of n//N? (Where n= mol...

What is the value of `n//N`? (Where n= moles of solute, N= moles of solvent , m=molaity , `M^(@)=` molar mass of solvent)

`n/N=(100mM^(@))`

`n/N=((mM^(@))/1000)`

`n/N=(1000mM^(@))`

`n/N=(m/(1000M^(@)))`

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Molality (m) `=(nxx1000)/(NxxM^(@)) " " :. n/N=(mM^(@))/1000`

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