SOLUTION: Copper has a density of 8.96grams per cubic centimeter, while tin has a density of 7.385 grams per cubic centimeter. Both are elements, so these values are pretty solid. The making
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Question 909696: Copper has a density of 8.96grams per cubic centimeter, while tin has a density of 7.385 grams per cubic centimeter. Both are elements, so these values are pretty solid. The making of bronze, a mix of cooper and (historically) tin to make an alloy stronger than either, is one of the biggest developments in human history.
1. Lets say you wanted to make a brick of bronze that was exactly 200 cubic centimeters, and has a mass of exactly 1,755 grams. Let c= the number of cubic centimeters of copper, and t= the number of cubic centimeters of tin. Use no other metals. Find equations of two lines that hold this information. Find the values of c and t that make your above equations true. It is okay to have a fraction of a cubic centimeter. Answer by josgarithmetic(39629) (Show Source):
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The density of the copper, and the volume of brick to make limit the accuracy to three significant figures, so the final results are: cc for the copper cc for the tin