Why am I getting 0.0761 M when mixing two solutions?

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Homework Statement




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Homework Equations



I tried using the formula: ( C1V1 + C2V2 ) / (V1 + V2)

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I keep on getting .0761 M. anything wrong with this? (YES I changed mL to L)
 
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The expression for the resulting formula looks good. Be aware that one formula unit of Na2SO4 , sodium sulfate, has two formula units of Na for each unit of compound.
 
THANK YOU!

That solved my problem!