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What is the volume (in cubic inches) of 3.6 lb of titanium? The density of titanium is 4.51 g/cm3

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Answer: 362,07 cm3
To answer this question you need to convert the lb into gram first. One lb equal to 453.592g, so: 3.6lb x 453.592gram/lb= 1632.9312gram.
Now we have mass(1632.9312g), density (4.51g/cm3). Volume is mass divided by density. The equation would be:

Volume= mass/density
Volume = 1632.9312gram / (4.51g/cm3)= 362,07 cm3

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