I think the correct answer would be that the cells energy for performing work when energy-rich glucose molecule are broken down into simpler atoms in the cytoplasm then ATP is being produced. Hope this answers the question.
In theory this should work.
If you take any shape of gold and put it in a container of water (the water being filled right to the top) and measure the overflow of water you get the volume of the object.
If you then measure its mass, you can get the density with this formula
Density = mass of object made of gold / the amount of water overflow
Given the crude methods Archimedes had at his disposal, any answer between 15 and 20 for the density would have been acceptable. If the object has any other impurities in it, the density would fall well below 19 or even 15 if there were enough impurities in it.
Answer:
The volume of the piece of the metal Gina is found to be 21 
Explanation:
Given density of the metal = 10 g/
Given mass of the piece of the metal = 210 g
Assuming volume of piece of metal to be V
The expression for the density is shown below
Volume of the piece of metal = 21
Answer:9
Explanation:
F is Flourine on the periodic table; the atomic number of Flourine is 9
caution: when you say “20 F” your meaning is unclear. regardless of what you mean, though, the atomic number of F is 9
