Question

An ice cube has a volume of 12 mL, and a mass of 11 g. What is the density of the ice?

Answer 1

Answer:

0.916 gm

Explanation:

Formula for density = mass / volume

mass = 11gm

volume = 12ml

D = 11gm/12ml

D = 0.916 gm

Answer 2

Given: An ice cube has a volume of 12 mL, and a mass of 11 g.

To find: We have to find out its density.

Solution:

We know that density is a ratio of mass to volume.

An ice cube has a volume of 12 mL, and a mass of 11 g.

To determine its density we have to divide 11 by 12.

The density will be-

$\frac{11}{12} = .91$

The density of the ice cube is 0.91 gram.