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4. A piece of unknown material has an indefinite shape. It has a mass of 126 g. You submerge it to find it displaces 422 ml of water. What is the relative density of the piece?

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Answered by MʏSᴛᴇʀɪᴏSᴛᴀʀᴋ
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Density=Mass/Volume

= 126/422

= 0.2985g/cc

Sp gravity = 0.2985g/cc/densityof water

= 0.2985g/cc/1.0g/cc

=0.2985

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a piece of unknown material has an intricate shape. it has a mass of 126.000 g. you submerge it to find it displaces 422.0 ml of water. what is the specific gravity of the piece?

a piece of unknown material has an intricate shape. it has a mass of 126.000 g. you submerge it to find it displaces 422.0 ml of water. what is the specific gravity of the piece?

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a piece of unknown material has an intricate shape. it has a mass of 126.000 g. you submerge it to find it displaces 422.0 ml of water. what is the specific gravity of the piece?

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Step 1

Density may be defined as mass of a substance per unit volume.

Mathematically,

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Step 2

Given information:

Mass of material = 126.0 g

Volume of water displaces = 422 mL

The amount of water displaced is because of the volume of substance.

and,

Volume of water displaces = volume of material

Thus, we can say,

Volume of material = 422 mL

Step 3

Plugging value of mass and volume in density fo...

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