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vichka [17]
3 years ago
14

A 500 gram price of metal has a volume of 2.75. What is the density

Chemistry
1 answer:
Oxana [17]3 years ago
4 0
Density of an object is computed by dividing its mass by its volume. D = M / V

Solution:
D = 500 g / 2.75 cm3
D = 181.82 g/cm3

Further, density of an object is computed by dividing its mass by its volume. D = M / V

 However, since Volume is the missing component in the equation. Mass of an object is divided by its density to get its volume. V = M / D

<span>Volume of Gold nugget          = 50 g </span>/<span> 19.3g/cm3  = </span>2.59cm3
<span>Volume of Iron Pyrite nugget = 50 g </span>/ <span>5.0g/cm3    = </span>10cm3

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