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3 years ago

A ball was massed in a dish. The total mass was 15.6 grams. Treball was placed in a

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1 answer:

iVinArrow [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

14.57g

Explanation:

Given parameters:

Mass of dish + ball = 15.6g

Initial volume of water in the cylinder = 26.7mL

Final volume of water in the cylinder = 38.9mL

Mass of dish = ?

Unknown

Mass of the ball = ?

Solution;

Since the mass of ball and dish is 15.6g,

Mass of the ball =Mass of ball + dish - mass of the dish

Insert the parameters and solve;

Mass of the ball = 15.6g - 1.03g = 14.57g

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