Question

You have 180 g of radium that takes up 36 cm ^ 3 of space if you were to cut it in half and have only 90 g

Answer 1

If you were to cut the radium  in half and have only 90 g, it will take up 18 cm³.

What is density?

The density of an object is the ratio of mass to volume of object.

Density = mass/volume

volume = mass/density

at a constant density, the volume of an object is proportional to its mass.

From the question, you have 180 g of radium that takes up 36 cm ^ 3 of space if you were to cut it in half and have only 90 g, the new mass will take the following volume.

180 g = 36 cm³

90 g =  ?

= (90 x 36) / 180

= 18 cm³

Thus, if you were to cut the radium  in half and have only 90 g, it will take up 18 cm³.

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