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3 years ago

La densidad de un líquido es de 1.5 gr/cm3 su masa es de 7 libras Determina la cantidad de litros que ocupan dichos líquidos

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egoroff_w [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

La cantidad de litros que ocupa dicho líquido es:

2,12 Litros

Step-by-step explanation:

El volumen de un líquido puede obtenerse al tener tanto su densidad como su masa usando la siguiente fórmula:

Densidad = masa / volumen

Al despejar volumen se obtiene:

Volumen = masa / densidad

Por lo cual, si se reemplazara la fórmula quedaría:

Volumen = 7 Lb / 1.5 gr/cm^3

Sin embargo, para operar, las unidades en las que se expresa la masa deben coincidir con las unidades de la densidad, por lo cual vamos a convertir las libras en gramos teniendo en cuenta el siguiente factor de conversión:

1 libra = 453,592 gramos

Entonces:

7 lb = 453,592 gr * 7 = 3175,144 gr

Ahora este valor reemplaza la masa en la fórmula y calculamos:

Volumen del líquido = 3175,144 gr / 1.5 gr/cm^3

Volumen del líquido = 2116,762667 cm^3 (He utilizado todos los decimales para obtener el resultado exacto).

A simple vista ya se tiene el volumen del líquido en cuestión, sin embargo, el ejercicio pide que sea expresado en litros, por lo cual vamos a convertir los centímetros cúbicos en litros teniendo en cuenta el siguiente factor de conversión:

1 litro = 1000 centímetros cúbicos.

Ahora podemos aplicar una regla de tres simple, si:

1000 cm^3 = 1 L
2116,762667 cm^3 = x

Y operamos:

x = (2116,762667 cm^3 * 1 L) / 1000 cm^3
x = 2,116762667 L

O si quieres un valor aproximado:

x = 2,12 Litros.

Entonces, la cantidad de litros teniendo en cuenta la densidad y la masa brindadas es 2,12 litros.

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5. For fulfilling the second condition, the result of √48/x must be a whole number. It means it must be 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6. From 7 is not possible to continue because those numbers are bigger than 48, for example √49, √64, √81, √100 and so on, and it would be impossible to fulfill with the first condition.

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