What is the moles to mole ratio of ag to cu in my lab?

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What is the moles to mole ratio of ag to cu in my lab? Please show how you got the answer
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Mass of beaker:
110.000g
Mass of silver nitrate in beaker: 40.00ml
After 40ml: 154.127g
After 80ml: 198.254g
After 120ml: 242.381g
After 160ml:286.507g
After 200ml:330.634g
Mass after 1g copper: 331.634
(turned blue)
Mass of new 250mg beaker:
110.000g
Mass of beaker after decanting (only silver left): 113.395
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Transcribed Image Text:в IUA Arial 11 2 3. Mass of beaker: 110.000g Mass of silver nitrate in beaker: 40.00ml After 40ml: 154.127g After 80ml: 198.254g After 120ml: 242.381g After 160ml:286.507g After 200ml:330.634g Mass after 1g copper: 331.634 (turned blue) Mass of new 250mg beaker: 110.000g Mass of beaker after decanting (only silver left): 113.395 SE
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