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AN EMPTY DENSITY BOTTLE WEIGHS 25GRAMS. IT WEIGHS 65GRAMS WHEN FILL WITH WATER. CALCULATE THE DENSITY OF THE LIQUID.
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Answered by
MathMate
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"Density bottle" is also called a specific gravity bottle, or pycnometer, which has a known capacity.
They come in different capacities. Common capacities are 2, 5, 10, 25, 50 ml.
The question does not specify the capacity, so an assumption is required. Assuming a 25 ml. capacity, then
net volume = 25 ml
net mass = 65-25 g = 40 g
Density = 40/25 g/ml = 1.6 g/ml
Note that the calculated density might change when the real capacity of the bottle is known.
In posts, we use all uppercase only when we mean to SHOUT at someone.
"Density bottle" is also called a specific gravity bottle, or pycnometer, which has a known capacity.
They come in different capacities. Common capacities are 2, 5, 10, 25, 50 ml.
The question does not specify the capacity, so an assumption is required. Assuming a 25 ml. capacity, then
net volume = 25 ml
net mass = 65-25 g = 40 g
Density = 40/25 g/ml = 1.6 g/ml
Note that the calculated density might change when the real capacity of the bottle is known.
Answered by
Rithwik
75 g - 30 g
= 45
Mass of water= 45 g
65 g - 30 g
= 35
Mass of liquid x = 35
Density = mass/volume
= 35/45
= 0.77 cm cube
= 45
Mass of water= 45 g
65 g - 30 g
= 35
Mass of liquid x = 35
Density = mass/volume
= 35/45
= 0.77 cm cube
Answered by
erustus
yes
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