The formula for density is:
Mass/Volume, or in other terms, mass divided by volume.
So, lets look at our numbers:
We know our mass is 84 grams, and our volume is 12 cc. So, all we need to do is divide 84 by 12, which is 7.
So, the density is 7.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
part a = 1 x 4
part b = b
A linear approximation to the error in volume can be written as
... ∆V = (∂V/∂d)·∆d + (∂V/∂h)·∆h
For V=(π/4)·d²·h, this is
... ∆V = 2·(π/4)·d·h·∆d + (π/4)·d²·∆h
Using ∆d = 0.05d and ∆h = 0.05h, this becomes
... ∆V = (π/4)·d²·h·(2·0.05 + 0.05) = 0.15·V
The nominal volume is
... V = (π/4)·d²·h = (π/4)·(2.2 m)²·(6.8 m) = 25.849 m³
Then the maximum error in volume is
... 0.15V = 0.15·25.849 m³ ≈ 3.877 m³
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Essentially, the error percentage is multiplied by the exponent of the associated variable. Then these products are added to get the maximum error percentage.
Answer:
6'2
Step-by-step explanation:
