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what is the % (w/w) and molarity of a solution that is created from 54.52 milligrams...

what is the % (w/w) and molarity of a solution that is created from 54.52 milligrams chromium (II) permanganate and dissolved in 593.18 milliliters water to the mark in a volumetric flask? Assume chromium (II) permanganate is soluble in water.

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