The mass of Beaker A is measured after 2.5 ounces of liquid is added to (3/4) of the number of grams, g, of sodium in Beaker A. The mass of Beaker B is measured after 2.4 ounces of liquid is added to (4/3) of the number of grams, g, of sodium in Beaker B. How many grams of sodium are in each beaker when the masses of Beaker A and Beaker B are equivalent?

The mass of Beaker A is measured after 2.4 ounces of liquid is added to (3/4) of the number of grams, g, of sodium in Beaker A. The mass of Beaker B is measured after 2.5 ounces of liquid is added to (4/3) of the number of grams, g, of sodium in Beaker B. How many grams of sodium are in each beaker when the masses of Beaker A and Beaker B are equivalent?

The mass of Beaker A is measured after 2.5 ounces of liquid is added to (3/4) of the number of grams, g, of sodium in Beaker A. The mass of Beaker B is measured after 2.4 ounces of liquid is removed from (4/3) of the number of grams, g, of sodium in Beaker B. How many grams of Sodium are in each beaker when the masses of Beaker A and Beaker B are equivalent?

The mass of Beaker A is measured after 2.4 ounces of liquid is removed from (3/4) of the number of grams, g, of sodium in Beaker A. The mass of Beaker B is measured after 2.5 ounces of liquid is removed from (4/3) of the number of grams, g, of sodium in Beaker B. How many grams of sodium are in each beaker when the masses of Beaker A and Beaker B are equivalent>