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A block of lead with dimensions 2.0 dm x 8.0 cm x 35 mm, has a mass of 6.356 kg. calculate the density of lead in g/cm

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insens350 [35]4 years ago

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First, let us calculate for the volume of the block of lead using the formula:

V = l * w * h

But we have to convert all units in terms of cm:

l = 2.0 dm = 20 cm

w = 8 cm

h = 3.5 cm

Therefore the volume is:

V = (20 cm) * (8 cm) * (3.5 cm)
V = 560 cm^3

Next we convert the mass in terms of g:

m = 6.356 kg = 6356 g

Density is mass over volume, so:

density = 6356 g / 560 cm^3

density = 11.35 g / cm^3 (ANSWER)

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