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33.53 g of sucrose solution with a 24.9 % weight of sucrose were prepared at the...

33.53 g of sucrose solution with a 24.9 % weight of sucrose were prepared at the lab by a student. Considering temperature = 20oC, what should be the the expected measured volume (mL) of that solution. Use only 1 digit after the decimal place.

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