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in this quick tutorial iamp;#39;ll show you two examples on how to calculate dilution factor the first question reads what is the dilution factor if you add 0.1 milliliters aliquot of specimen to 9.9 milliliters of dilutant in order to calculate dilution factor itamp;#39;s actually a very simple formula we say df is equal to the sum of all volumes so in this case it would be 0.1 milliliters plus 9.9 milliliters which equals to 10 milliliters and we divide that by the volume of the aliquot so iamp;#39;ll write down 0.1 milliliters at the bottom as mentioned this becomes 10.08 milliliters and the bottom is 0.1 milliliters dividing these out using your calculator you should end up with 100 and that is unitless and what that means is that youamp;#39;ve diluted the sample by a factor of 100 and another way to represent this is by writing it out as a ratio so we can write down 1 to 100 dilution in question number 2 how would you make 500 milliliters of a 1 to 250 dilution so question 2 i