Calculating the Mass of a Salt and Water Solution: A Simple Calculation

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Calculating the Mass of a Salt and Water Solution: A Simple Calculation

The resulting mass of the mixture is simply the sum of the masses of the salt and water.

* Salt: 5 grams

* Water: 30 grams

Total mass: 5 grams + 30 grams = 35 grams

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