Math, asked by Darkhorse25, 2 days ago

Bijan wanted to find the destiny of a piece of metal. he weighed it. then he measured its volume by placing it in a measuring cylinder which was half-full of water.
Here are his measurements;
mass of metal= 196.0g
reading on measuring cylinder( water only)=45cm3
reading on measuring cylinder( water + metal)= 68cm3
a. Calculate the volume of the metal, in the space below.
b. Calculate the density of the metal, in the space below.
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Answers

Answered by AsimGuria
7

Answer:

a) Now,

{(water +metal) on measuring cylinder volume} -{(water) on measuring cylinder volume}=Volume of metal.

then,

(68 -45) centimeter cube=volume (of metal)

then,

volume(of metal)=23 centimeter cube.

b) We know that ,

density=mass÷volume.

then,

Density=196.0÷23 g/cm cube

=8.522 g/cm cube.[~ to 8.5217391304347].

Answered by Ziyadgamer
3

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer:

a) Now,

{(water +metal) on measuring cylinder volume} -{(water) on measuring cylinder volume}=Volume of metal.

then,

(68 -45) centimeter cube=volume (of metal)

then,

volume(of metal)=23 centimeter cube.

b) We know that ,

density=mass÷volume.

then,

Density=196.0÷23 g/cm cube

=8.522 g/cm cube.[~ to 8.5217391304347].

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