State students in the lab place some sodium chloride

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The mass of a small beaker is 50.6 grams(as obtained from a triple beam balance). Students in the lab place some sodium chloride in the beaker and remassed it to obtain a mass of 73.25 grams using a digital balance. Find the mass of salt in the beaker.

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