My titrant normality is wrong!?
For the titration I need to perform, I'm supposed to have .02 N EDTA. However, I only have .01 N EDTA. I know that EDTA reacts on a 1:1 basis in titrations, so the N=M. Does that mean that I can use the .01N EDTA, and just double my answer?
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Do not double your answer. What will happen is that you will use double the volume of titrant.
The titration equation V1M1n2 = V2M2n1 takes both volume and concentration into account. The ratio does not change with concentrations. Just use the EDTA as given and use the equation with the new normality.