1 litre of water occupies 1000cc.
So 4880 cc of aluminium weighs 12600 g.
Can you take it from here?
Im not sure how to convert these because of the cm cubed
heres the question:
An aluminum engine block has a volume of 4.88 L and a mass of 12.60 kg. What is the density of the aluminum in grams per cubic centimeter?
so its gonna be something g/cm3
can you tell me what it is and how you go it
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metric is sooo easy.
there are 1000g in 1 kg, and 1000 cm^3 in 1 L
so 12.60 kg/4.88 L
= 12600/4880 g/cm^3
= 315/122 g/cm^3
there are 1000g in 1 kg, and 1000 cm^3 in 1 L
so 12.60 kg/4.88 L
= 12600/4880 g/cm^3
= 315/122 g/cm^3
so would it be 12600/4880?
so. 2.582
i have no idea if i did that wrong.
so. 2.582
i have no idea if i did that wrong.
oh
= 12600/4880 g/cm^3
so how did u get from that to = 315/122 g/cm^3 ?
= 12600/4880 g/cm^3
so how did u get from that to = 315/122 g/cm^3 ?
wait shouldn't it just be one number for the answer?
12600/4880
reduced to lowest terms is 315/122
or 2.582
315/122 is one number.
reduced to lowest terms is 315/122
or 2.582
315/122 is one number.
ok! i get it thanks:)
I don' know ask google