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vesna_86 [32]
3 years ago
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Um ladrão tenta fugir sozinho carregando em suas mãos uma mala cheia de barras de ouro. A densidade do ouro é igual a 20 g/cm³,

g=10m/s² e o volume ocupado pelas barras de ouro é igual a 48×10^-3 m³ (48 litros).
e CORRETo afirmar que a massa a ser carregada pelo ladra é de:
A) 24kg e ele conseguira carregar sozinho
B) 96 kg e ele nao conseguira carregar sozinho
C) 9,6 KG e ele conseguira carregar sozinho essa mala
D) 48 kg e ele conseguira carregar sozinho essa mala
E) 960kg e ele nao conseguira carregar sozinho essa mala
Physics
1 answer:
Roman55 [17]3 years ago
4 0
I believe the answer to your question is A
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