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A piece of pipe has an outer radius of 4.6 cm, an inner radius of 2.8 cm, and length of 35 cm. What is the mass of this pipe? Assume its density is 8.3 g/cm3. Answer in units of k
12 years ago

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Elena
V=V1-V2= πR²h-πr² h=πh(R²-r²)
m=ρV=ρπh(R²-r²)
12 years ago
josh
where are the answers
5 years ago

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