The block will sink
Explanation:
In general, an object with a higher density than water will sink in it, and one with a lower density will float. Now, to know if the block will float or sink, the first step is to calculate the density of the block, and to do this, the volume and mass of the block are required.
Mass of the block: 30 grames
Volume of the block:
The volume of the block is not provided, but this can be found using the dimensions given.
V (Volume) = s (side) x s x s
V = 1.5 cm x 4.8 cm x 2.3 cm
V = 16.56 
Density of the block:
To find the density simply divide the mass into the volume
D (density) = M (Mass) ÷ V (Volume)
D = 30 grams ÷ 16.56 
D = 1. 811 grams/ 
The density of the block is 1. 811 grams/ 
Additionally, the density of the water is 1 gram/
or 1 gram/mL. According to this, the density of the block is higher than the density of the water, and therefore this is the block sinks.
Answer:
1. 1.34g
2. 1.19g
3. 0.49g
Explanation:Please see attachment for explanation
Answer:
The correct answer is : 44 dollars.
Explanation:
A quarter is one fourth of a dollar that is the reason it is known as quarter. A quarter is 25 cents or 0.25 dollar in value. If Matthew has 176 quarters in his jar than the value of the total coins would be:
1 quarter = 0.25 dollar
1 quarter = 1/4 dollar.
4 quarter = 1 dollar
then, 176 / 4 = x dollar
= 44 dollar
Thus, The correct answer is : 44 dollars.
Answer:
b. aluminum
Explanation:
The specific heat capacity is defined as the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of 1g of a material in 1°C.
Thus, the sample with the higher specific heat capacity is the sample that will require more energy to increase its temperature in 1°C, suffering the smallest change in temperature.
Thus, is the aluminium with 0.900J/gK the element that is most likely to undergo the smallest change in temperature:
<h3>b. aluminum
</h3>