What is the volume of a chunk of ice that has a mass of 14kg?

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anonymous · Answer

volume=density/mass

anonymous · Answer

density=mass/volume
mass/density=volume 

sorry got that backwards lol

anonymous · Answer

Yes.....

anonymous · Answer

the mass is given to you in the problem.  The density is usually given in a table of density values

anonymous · Answer

umm how do i get density then ?

anonymous · Answer

if you don't have a table in your book or a handout then 
917 kg/m^3
0.917 g/cm^3
are commonly cited values.

anonymous · Answer

make sure you use consistent units or your answer will be incorrect

anonymous · Answer

I totally don't get how'd you get the answer

anonymous · Answer

$$V=\frac{m}{d}=\frac{14000}{0.917}=15267 cm^3$$

anonymous · Answer

or 0.0153 m^3

anonymous · Answer

0.917 how you get that? please help me

anonymous · Answer

I googled it.  It must be provided to you along with the mass in order to solve this question.

anonymous · Answer

Alright, well thank you for going through all that pain typing.

anonymous · Answer

lol np :)

anonymous · Answer

hope it helped

anonymous · Answer

Yes it helped me a lot i appreciate it.

anonymous · Answer

Thank you again

anonymous · Answer

I want to give you 10 medals but there isn't a button for that. :(

anonymous · Answer

lol 
:)