If 24.5 ml of base are required to reach the color endpoint of an acid/base titration what volume of base is actually needed

The volume of base that is actually needed is 24.5 ml of base.
Titration is a chemical technique which is used in chemistry to find out the concentration of an unknown solution. A solution of known concentration is usually used to determine the concentration of the unknown solution. The known solution is usually added to a specific quantity of the unknown solution until the reaction is complete. An indicator is typically added to the unknown solution and the reaction is deem to be completed when there is a color change in the unknown solution.
Thus, the volume of the base that is required to reach the color end point is actually the base volume that is needed for the reaction.