Asked by Crissy
Diamonds are measured in carats (1.0 carat=0.200g). The density of diamond is 3.51 g/cm^3. What is the VOLUME of a 5.0 carat diamond?
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Answered by
Daisy
You're given two things and asked to find another. You're given density, mass, and asked to find the volume.
The formula for density is:
D= Mass
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Volume
Rewrite this formula for Volume and you get:
V= M
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D
A 5.0 carat diamond will have a mass of:
5(0.200 g)= 1 g. You are already given the density of 3.51, so all that's left to do is plug in.
V= 1g/3.51 g.cm^3= .285 cm^3
The formula for density is:
D= Mass
------
Volume
Rewrite this formula for Volume and you get:
V= M
---
D
A 5.0 carat diamond will have a mass of:
5(0.200 g)= 1 g. You are already given the density of 3.51, so all that's left to do is plug in.
V= 1g/3.51 g.cm^3= .285 cm^3
Answered by
Samantha
What is measured in carats
Answered by
joe
a quarter has a mass of 5.63g. what is its mass in kilograms? milligrams?
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