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2 years ago

calculate density of a rectangular solid, which has a mass of 25.71 g. It is 2.30 cm long, 4.01 cm wide and 1.82 cm high.

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Density is a property of the substances that is obtained by dividing its mass by the volume. For a rectangular solid, the volume may be solved by the following equation,

V = L x W x H

Substituting the given values for the dimension,

V = (2.30 cm) x (4.01 cm) x (1.82 cm) = 16.78786 cm³

Calculating for the density,

Density = mass / volume

Density = 25.71 cm / <span>16.78786 cm³ = 1.53 grams per cm</span>³

Thus, the density of the given solid is approximately 1.53 grams per cm³.

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