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You have a cell suspension for which you need to determine the concentration of cells/ml.  You take 20 μl of cell suspension and this with 60 μl of counting solution.  You perform a haemocytometer count, and you have counted 62, 72, 61, and 68 cells in the four large outer squares (A, B, C, and D) of the haemocytometer.

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What is the concentration (in cells/ml) of your sample? (Answer in standard notation (e.g. 62000 instead of 6.2 × 104).)

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