Question

If the density of ice be 0.91g/cm³,then what will be the volume of ice when volume of water is 1000cm³

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

Density of water is 1g/cm³

Density= mass/volume

Mass of water = 1000 x 1 g= 1000g = mass of ice

Thus, volume of ice =1000/0.91cm³=1098.9 ≈ 1099

Answer 2

★★Question:-

If the density of ice be 0.91g/cm³,then what will be the volume of ice when volume of water is 1000cm³

★★Given;-

Density of ice $= 0.91g/{cm}^{3}$

Volume of water $= 1000{cm}^{3}$

★★Answer;-

Mass of ice = Mass of water

★★we know that density of water is greater than density of ice due to this reason same amount of ice has greater volume than water.

we also know that,

Mass = Volume × density

then,

volume of ice × density of ice = Volume of water × density of water

here, density of ice $= 0.91g/{cm}^{3}$(given)

density of water $= 1 g/{cm}^{3}$

Volume of water $= 1000{cm}^{3}$(given)

∴ Volume of ice $= 1000/0.91 = 1098.90{cm}^{3}$

here,

$\boxed{\boxed{{volume\:of\:ice}=1098.90{cm}^{3}}}$