The solubility of a substance is 40 at 50 $^{o}$ C such that at same temperature its solution contains 5 g of it in 10 g of water.

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The solubility of a substance is 40 at 50 $^{o}$ C such that at same temperature its solution contains 4 g of it in 10 g of water. The solubility of 40 means that 100 g of water contains 40 g of substance.

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