Density=mas/ volume
Data.
mass=50 g
volume=14 cm³
therefore:
Density=50 g/14 cm³=3.57g/cm³
answer: the density would be 3.57 g/cm³
Answer:
a) 120 possible experimental runs
b) 8 possible experimental runs
c) 0
Step-by-step explanation:
a. For the experiment, there are 6 different temperatures (T), 5 different pressures (P), and 4 different catalysts (C). We can find the total number of combinations using the product rule.
N = T × P × C
N = 6 × 5 × 4 = 120
b) If we use only the lowest temperature, we have T = 1, and if we use the two lowest pressures, we have P = 2. We can find the total number of combinations using the product rule.
N = T × P × C
N = 1 × 2 × 4 = 8
c) If we perform 5 experimental runs with 4 possible catalysts, it is not possible to use a different catalyst each time. At least, 1 catalyst must be repeated twice. Then, the event "a different catalyst is used on each run" has a probability of 0.
There is a thousand answer to this problem.
Let's do the simplest one here.
f(x) or y = x - 1
f(x) or y = x + 1
f(x) or y = -x
Wait, would this count as a solution? : See the second attachment
Answer:
$488
Step-by-step explanation:
16×20=320
8%×2100
0.08×2100
168
320+168=$ 488
It does not contain an equal sign. It cannot be solved for unless the value of the variable is given.
