Suppose you are pouring a liquid into a beaker using a burette to cause a chemical
reaction that will result in a color change. The initial reading of the liquid in the
burette was 15.2 mL and the final reading was 62.6 mL. What volume of liquid in the
burette was added to the beaker?
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