3 years ago

I am only showing one part of my homework I don’t need answers I just need to know how to do it please.

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yuradex [85]3 years ago

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You can find the volume by multiplying the Length X width X height.

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Data;

Width of molecule = 3*10^-6 cm
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This can be calculated as the total length of the 225 molecules added together. To do this, we simply multiply both the numbers of the molecules by the width of the molecule.

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