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a copper sample has a mass of 44.65 g and a volume of 5.0cm^3. what is the density of copper, expressed as gram per cubic centimeter?
can you please write the formula then show the working? thank you really appreciate it
can you please write the formula then show the working? thank you really appreciate it
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Answered by
Steve
density is g/cm^3
They gave you the mass and the volume. With a limited amount of data, there are a limited number of manipulations you can do. In this case, they have given you just what you need to find the density:
44.65g/5.0cm^3 = 8.93g/cm^3
They gave you the mass and the volume. With a limited amount of data, there are a limited number of manipulations you can do. In this case, they have given you just what you need to find the density:
44.65g/5.0cm^3 = 8.93g/cm^3
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