Question 216119
This is the problem I'm trying to get, please help me if you can. "The density of a square is known to be 4 g/mL. Its mass is 32 g. What is the length, cm, of the side of the square? assume negligable thickness." I tried to take the mass and divide by four than use l8w8h but than I just realized that I only had a small part of the equation.
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The volume is 8 ml (32/4).
8 = s^2*thickness
The length of the sides is sqrt(8/negligible).
Silly question, imo.