The density of silver is 10.3g/cm³.Find the mass of silver block of volume 200cm³
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Explanation:
Density = Mass / Volume
Density = 10.3 g/cm³
Volume = 200 cm³
Mass = 10.3 × 200 = 2060 g = 2060/1000 kg = 0.206 kg
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Answer :
➥ The mass of a silver block = 0.2060 kg
Given :
➤ Density of a silver block = 10.3 g/cm³
➤ Volume of a silver block = 200 cm³
To Find :
➤ Mass of a silver block = ?
Required Solution :
For solving this question, let's first know about Mass
A Mass is used to measure the weight of an object.
- The SI unit of a mass is kilograms.
- Mass is abbreviated by kg.
- Mass is a scalar quantity.
Let's solve this question...
We can find Mass of a silver block by using the formula of mass which says m = ρ × v.
Here,
- m is the mass in kg.
- ρ is the density in g/cm³.
- v is the density in cm³.
✎ So let's find the mass of a silver block (m) !
→ m = ρ × v
→ m = 10.3 × 200
→ m = 2060 g
Converting g into kg :
→ m = 2060 g
→ m = 2060/1000
→ m = 0.2060 kg
Formulae of mass :
⪼ m = w/g
Where,
- w is the weight.
- m is the mass.
- g is the gravity.
⪼ m = ρ × v
Where,
- m is the mass.
- ρ is the density.
- v is the volume.
⪼ m = F/g
Where,
- F is the force.
- G is the gravity.
⪼ m = (E/c²)
Where,
- m is the mass.
- E is the energy.
- c is the speed of light (3×10⁸ m/s).
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