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We have a sample of 1L of tropical punch. The concentration of the sample is 5.05g/L....

We have a sample of 1L of tropical punch. The concentration of the sample is 5.05g/L. When put through a spectrometer the %transmitance is 60% and the absorbance is 0.222. The concentration of blue#1 dye in this sample is 4.29mg/L. Calculate the mass % of blue #1 and show work.
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