What is the equation for density?
Density= MASS/VOL
What could the equation be rearranged to?
Mass= Density X Volume
Volume= Mass/Density
TRUE OR FALSE (with reason)- If the density is high, so is the mass.
TRUE
A piece of metal has a volume of 50cm^3, and a mass of 800G. Calculate the piece of metal’s density.
VOL= 50
MASS= 800
DENSITY= MASS/VOL
800/50=16
MERGE UNITS=
16G/CM^3
A SOLID IRON STATUE HAS A MASS OF 897G, IF THIS WAS IN KG HOW WOULD WE CONVERT TO GRAMS?
KG->G
X1000
THE SOLID IRON STATUE HAS A MASS OF 897G,
THE SOLID IRON STATUE HAS A DENSITY OF 7.8G/CM^3
FIND THE VOLUME.
VOL= MASS/DENSITY
897/7.8=115
115CM^3
Units of volume are cm^3
IF A CYLINDER IS MADE OF GLASS, THE DENSITY OF THE GLASS IS 2.5G/CM^3, the radius of the top circle is 7cm and the height is 20cm. Find the mass of the cylinder.
(Use something for exact value of PI)
Find volume first to satisfy the equation,
PI X RADIUS^2 X HEIGHT
RADIUS= 7 SO 7^2 IS 49
PI X 49 X 20
= 3078.760801-> EQUATION NOW IS
MASS= DENSITY X VOLUME
(2.5X3078.760801=7,696.902)
7696.902g to kg (rounded up) is what?
7696.902/1000=7.697-> ROUND UP TO 7.7 AS THE VALUE 9 ALLOWS 6 TO ASCEND.
IF GLEN HAS A TOY CAR THAT HAS A MASS OF 2KG, AND A DENSITY OF 54G/CM^3, WHAT IS THE VOLUME? (Round to nearest decimal)
2KG-> G= 2000G (X1000)
VOLUME= MASS/DENSITY
VOLUME= 2000/54
2000/54=37.037
Volume= 37cm^3