Question

what is the mass of 50 cubic cm of silver if its density is 10.5 g/cubic cm

Answer 1

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Find-

Mass?

Given-

Volume of the cube = $50cm^3$

Density = $10.5g/cm^3$

Formula

$Mass = density \times volume$

Solution-

Mass = density × volume

Mass = 10.5 × 50

Mass = 525 g

Answer 2

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• Density = $\sf 50\:{cm}^{3}$

• Volume = $\sf 10.5\:g/{cm}^{3}$

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• Mass

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• Mass = 50 × 10.5

• Mass = 525 g

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