How much 2 M HBr is needed to neutralize 380 mL of 0.1 M NH4OH?

This is an acid-base neutralization reaction as well as a
titration problem.

The key to problems of this type is to
first write a balanced chemical equation showing the reactants and
products.

HBr + NH4OH --> NH4Br +
HOH

Note that in this reaction it takes one mole of HBr to
react with one mole of NH4OH producing one mole of NH4Br and one mole of water
(HOH)

The second key is to recognize that if you multiply
the volume times the molarity the product is the number of moles of that
material.

In short, mL * M of HBr = mL x M of
NH4OH

Use this equation, substitute in what you know and
solve for the missing variable.

You
know:

M of HBr = 2.0

M of
NH4OH = 0.1

mL of NH4OH =
380

Unknown is mL of
HBr

Solve:

2.0 * mL HBr = 0.1
* 380

mL HBr = 38/2 = 19 mL of HBr