Science, asked by bamuni, 5 months ago

the volume of a block is 5 cm3 . if the density of the block is 250 g/cm3 , what is the mass of the block ( please give your answer in step by step )​

Answers

Answered by syedjalaloneplus8
0

Answer:

ANSWER

Density of block =5 gm/cm  

2

 

Volume of block V=(5×5×5)cm  

3

 

=125cm  

3

 

Mass of block.M=density × volume

=5×125

=325 gm=0625 kg

Density of water, ρ=1 gm/cm  

3

 

On submerging the iron block completely into water the apparent weight of the block is given from the box of the container

Drawing free body diagram of the block

Now as the block is stationery upwards and downward form on the block should balance each other  

Thus. N+F  

B

​  

=Mg

Now, F  

B

​  

= density of water × volume of block × g

=(1 gm/cm  

3

)×(125cm  

3

)×(98 m/s  

2

)

=(125 gm)×(98 m/s  

2

)

=(0.125×9.8) kgm/s  

2

 

=(0.125×9.8)N(1 N=1 kgm/s  

2

)

Putting values is (1)

N=(0.625×9.8)−(0.125×9.8) Newton

⇒ Apparent weight =(0.5×9.8) Newton

(∵ Apparent weight = normal force)

Now, 1 gf(gram−force)=9.8×10  

−3

N

⇒1 N=  

9.8

1

​  

×10  

3

 gf

Thus, Apparent weight +(0.5×9.8)×(  

9.8

1

​  

×10  

3

)

=500 gf

Hence apparent weight of the block completely submerged in water is 500 gram- force

Explanation:

Answered by priyankajhajam123
1

Answer:

density = mass/ volume

250 = mass/ 5

mass = 250 × 5

= 1050g

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