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MIT 8.01 Physics I Classical Mechanics, Fall 1999
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Hi, could you help me with this problem? The grains of sand on a beach in California have an average radius of 50 micrometers. Mass of sand that would have a total area of its surface area equal to the surface of a cube that has exactly one meter edge?. The sand is silicon dioxide, 1 cubic meter has a mass of 2600 kg.
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first the surface area of cube is 6l^2 where 'l' 1m=6m square next find surface area of 1 sand particle using 4pi r^2 formula divide surface area of cube/surface area of 1 grain of sand to find the number of grains last density=mass/volume mass=d*volume find all the volume of the sand and then find the mass as cube and sand are made up of silicon of same density
Thank you Salini for your help... =)
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