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A scientist makes 12,000 cm^3 of a salt solution of concentration 9 g/L. You are given: 1 litre = 1 dm^3, where 1 dm = 10 cm.How much salt has he added?

108 g
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How can I spot patterns more easily in Abstract Reasoning, when the shapes seem random?

If you're struggling to spot patterns in the shapes on an abstract reasoning question, try to remember the few key ways the question writers tend to make a relationship between the two "sets", or p...
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How do I do well in the UCAT?

The UCAT is very different to A levels or GCSEs. Whilst these exams are ones you may have to revise a lot of content for, success in the UCAT comes from practice and having the right exam techniques. Each of...
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What is the best approach with UCAT, should I attend courses etc.?

Many students applying to study medicine are extremely worried about the UCAT test, it is utterly alien in the way it is taken, the content which it contains and the immense time pressures which the test inv...
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UKCAT Concerns

Scored highly in UKCAT. Also attended Kaplan course. Able to assist with general concerns and preparing for the test (advising on some general tips and tricks in each domain, overall time management strategi...
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Answered by Alexander L. • UCAT tutor
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