Asked by Hannah
an empty flask as a mass of 123.4 grams. When the flask is filled with water, the mass is 211.6 grams. If 10.0 grams of zinc (d=7.14 g/cm3) are added to the flask filled with water (and the sides of the flask are dried from the displaced water) what is the new mass of the flask?
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Answered by
bobpursley
calculate the volume of water displaced
volume=masszinc/densityzinc
now calulate the mass of water displaced
mass=densitywater*volumewater
now
masstotal=211.6-masswaterdisplaced+10
volume=masszinc/densityzinc
now calulate the mass of water displaced
mass=densitywater*volumewater
now
masstotal=211.6-masswaterdisplaced+10
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