Explain what observed rotation is expected solution is mixed

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Explain what observed rotation is expected when a 1.14 M solution of (R)-2-butanol is mixed with an equal volume of a 0.570 M solution of racemic 2-butanol, as well as the resulting solution is analyzed in a sample container that is 1 dm long? Given specific rotation of (R)-2-butanol is -13.9 degrees mL g-1 dm-1.

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