## Determining Solution with Lowest Density### OverviewThe task is to determine which solution among five has the lowest density using the data provided in the graph.### Graph Explanation: Data of Various Solutions- **Axes:** - The x-axis represents the Volume in milliliters (mL), ranging from 0 to 5. - The y-axis represents the Mass in grams (g), ranging from 0 to 7.- **Lines and Data Points:** The graph displays data points for five different solutions, each represented by a distinct color: - **Solution 1:** Blue, Line equation: \( y = 1.1x \) - **Solution 2:** Red, Line equation: \( y = 1.15x \) - **Solution 3:** Green, Line equation: \( y = 1.2x \) - **Solution 4:** Orange, Line equation: \( y = 1.25x \) - **Solution 5:** Light blue, Line equation: \( y = 1.3x \)### TaskDetermine which solution has the lowest density.### Density and Line Equation- Density is mass per unit volume, often represented by the slope in a linear relationship like those on the graph.- The solution with the smallest slope value will have the lowest density.### Options- Solution 1- Solution 2- Solution 3- Solution 4- Solution 5### ConclusionObserve the slope values provided in each solution's equation. The solution with the smallest coefficient in front of \( x \) has the lowest density.

The relation between mass density and volume is as follows: Density = mass/ Volume ......... (1)…

Using the data below, determine the solution that has the lowest density. Data of Various Solutions • Solution 1 y = 1.1x Solution 2 y = 1.15x Solution 3 y = 1.2x Solution 4 y = 1.25x • Solution 5 y = 1.3x 2 4 Volume (mL) O Solution 1 O Solution 2 O Solution 3 O Solution 4 O Solution 5 Mass (g) 2.

Using the data below, determine the solution that has the lowest density. Data of Various Solutions • Solution 1 y = 1.1x Solution 2 y = 1.15x Solution 3 y = 1.2x Solution 4 y = 1.25x • Solution 5 y = 1.3x 2 4 Volume (mL) O Solution 1 O Solution 2 O Solution 3 O Solution 4 O Solution 5 Mass (g) 2.

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