Explain the molar concentration of methanol in the mixture

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Suppose you have made 1L worth of a mixture of methanol and water, by mixing 3 parts of methanol and 2 parts of water by mass. Assume for simplicity that the volume of the mixture is exactly equal to the sum of the volumes of the ingredients (which is not true, by the way). What is the molar concentration of methanol in the mixture? Give answer in M, 2 significant digits, do not write down the units.

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