A river pollutant is found to have a concentration of 0.0031 % m/v. If the density of the river water is 1.183 g/ml, what is the concentration of the pollutant in ppm? Proper rounding of your answer is required.

A river pollutant is found to have a concentration of 0.0031 % m/v. If the density of the river water is 1.183 g/ml, what is the concentration of the pollutant in ppm? Proper rounding of your answer is required.

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