SOLUTION: QUESTIONS:
1. The density of a cube is given by: d=ms^-3
where m is the mass of the cube (in grams) and s is the length of a side (in centimeters).
1(a) Solve the equation for
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1. The density of a cube is given by: d=ms^-3
where m is the mass of the cube (in grams) and s is the length of a side (in centimeters).
1(a) Solve the equation for
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Question 590827: QUESTIONS:
1. The density of a cube is given by: d=ms^-3
where m is the mass of the cube (in grams) and s is the length of a side (in centimeters).
1(a) Solve the equation for s.
1(b) A cube of ice has a mass of 7.336 grams and a side length of 2 centimeters. Use the equation to find the density of the ice.
1(c) Use the value of d you found in 1(b) to determine the side length for a cube of ice with mass 24.759 grams.
1(d) Use the value of d you found in 1(b) to determine the mass of a cube of ice with side length of 4 centimeters.
MY ANSWERS:
1(a) I'm not exactly sure how to solve this one.
1(b) d=0.917
1(c) s=3
1(d) m=58.688 Answer by jim_thompson5910(35256) (Show Source):
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Correct
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