Asked by Angela

Your family is going to have a contractor build a pool in your backyard. Your mom wants to make this a learning experience, so she asks you to find the mass of the water that will fill the pool. She has told you that the pool holds 75,700 L of water, and you know that the density of water is 1,000 g/L. Use the equation D = m/V to determine the mass of the water in grams.

757,000 g

7,570 g

75,700,000 g

757 g
Answered by DrBob222
If 757 g is your answer I don't agree. On second thought that looks like another choice for an answer. I don't understand your problem. If D = M/V then
mass = volume x density. Just plug and chug.
Answered by kik
hbhyhui
Answered by Charles
Use the formula, that will help you out.
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