Course Chapters

Calculator Fundamentals

Mathematics Review

• Numbers and their Properties
  
• Numbers in Science
  
• Ratios and Proportions
  
• Units, Dimensions and Conversions
  
• Percents
  
• Simple Statistics
  
• Logarithms
  

Basic Concepts

Advanced Concepts

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Multiple Choice Question:

Phosphorus and chlorine gas can be mixed to form phosphorus trichloride. For every 4 moles of phophorus trichloride produced we need 6 moles of chlorine gas. If we have 2.6x10¹² moles of chlorine how many moles of phosphorus trichloride can we make?

Solution: A

Have trouble with this one? Make a note to try problem 4 again and rework Ratio and Proportion.

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