FE Chemical Question: Unraveling the Mystery of 3.24

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The discussion revolves around a problem related to the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) Exam that Paul and his friends are studying for. They have arrived at a solution but are puzzled by the significance of the number 3.24 in their calculations. The FE Exam is a crucial step for engineering graduates aiming to obtain their Professional Engineer (PE) license. Participants are seeking clarity on the reasoning behind this specific figure to enhance their understanding. Insights into the logic of 3.24 are requested to aid in their exam preparation.
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Hey Guy,

Attached find a problem a couple of my friends and I have been working on at work to study for the FE. We have the solution, but we don't understand the logic behind the mysterious 3.24. Any insight would be appreciated.

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Paul
 

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