A solution of copper sulfate has a concentration of 15 g/dm3.
What mass of copper sulfate is dissolved in 2.0 dm3 of this solution?
45 g45\ \text{g}45 g
30 g30\ \text{g}30 g
15 g15\ \text{g}15 g
7.5 g7.5\ \text{g}7.5 g
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