You want to use 56 mL of a 0.749 M solution of Ag₂SO4 in lab, but all you can find is a 1.08 M solution. How many mL of that stock solution must you dilute to make your solution? Give your answer to 3 significant figures.

You want to use 56 mL of a 0.749 M solution of Ag₂SO4 in lab, but all you can find is a 1.08 M solution. How many mL of that stock solution must you dilute to make your solution? Give your answer to 3 significant figures.

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