the mass of copper metal is 6.342g and the density of copper is 7.6g per cm/ cube. what is its volume
Answers
Answered by
7
denstiy = mass/volume
given : m = 6.342 g
d = 7.6 g/cm cube
volume = mass/density
v = 6.342/ 7.6
v = 0.8344 cm^3
given : m = 6.342 g
d = 7.6 g/cm cube
volume = mass/density
v = 6.342/ 7.6
v = 0.8344 cm^3
Sunitasakshi:
No it's wrng ans
It's correct
Answered by
3
Given mass = 6.342g
Density = 7.6 g/cm³
Volume = Mass/Density
= 6.342/7.6
= 0.83447368421
Final answer = 0.83447368421 cm³
Density = 7.6 g/cm³
Volume = Mass/Density
= 6.342/7.6
= 0.83447368421
Final answer = 0.83447368421 cm³
Sorry for missing out the unit. It's cm^3
Similar questions