Solve the problem.At a plant that packages bottled spring water, the water is passed through a sequence of ion-exchange filters to reduce the sodium content prior to bottling. Each filter removes 65% of the sodium present in the water passing through it. Determine the number of filters that must be used to reduce the sodium concentration from 21 parts-per-million to 0.43 parts-per-million.

A. 11 filters
B. 12 filters
C. 9 filters
D. 10 filters


Answer: C

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