What mass of solid lead would displace exactly 234.6 liters of water?

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The mass of solid lead would displace exactly 234.6 liters of water should be 2,674,440

BARSIC [14]3 years ago

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The answer is 2660.6 kg

Exactly 234.6 liters of water is displaced by lead hence giving us the volume of the metal, according to Archimedes' principle of displacement.

Lead has a density of 11341 kg/m3 and we know that 1000L = 1m3. Therefore;

234.6 liters = 0.2346m3

0.2346 * 11341

= 2660.6 kg

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