a cube of side 6cm is placed in graduated measuring cylinder 20 ml of watercis then added and the cubes remains at the bottom of the cylinder what will be calculated amount
5 answers
It does not look like the question is complete.
I have this same question i dont get it lol
If you both have the above seemingly incomplete question (that finishes without a fullstop!), perhaps it is time to check with your teacher or tutor.
a liter is 10 cm * 10 cm * 10 cm
or 1000 cm^3
so
a mL is 1 cm^3
so
20 mL is 20 cm^2
we added a volume of:
6 cm * 6 cm * 6 cm is 216 cm^3
so
if the cube is submerged, the scale on the side of the cylinder should now read 236 cm^3
by the way you sure that cube is not 6 mm on a side?
or 1000 cm^3
so
a mL is 1 cm^3
so
20 mL is 20 cm^2
we added a volume of:
6 cm * 6 cm * 6 cm is 216 cm^3
so
if the cube is submerged, the scale on the side of the cylinder should now read 236 cm^3
by the way you sure that cube is not 6 mm on a side?
236
1 answer