Why does the concentration to volume curve resemble x^2?

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Tomorrow I have an exam and my teacher gave us a hint to understand why the concentration to volume curve looks like the formula x2 but I can't find it anywhere's can someone take a quick second to explain.

C = mol/L
 
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I'm not sure which equation you're looking for. Could you give an example of a problem that would use it?