a piece of metal has a mass of 500 g and a volume of 5 cm^3. What is its specific gravity?

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anonymous · Answer

it 7500. all u had 2 do was. times the 500*5*3= 7500. i did that 2 day in school. i know what it is. i new it already. no one in my class new it. but me. so if u need my help im here k. my email is amber.franklin5490@kirtland.edu k. if u need any help im here k. just email me and i will get back at u as soon as i can k. so i am looking forword from hearing from u. well have 2 go. i hope u have 2 great day. and have a nice weekend. 

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anonymous · Answer

500/5=100 gr/cm3

anonymous · Answer

density of the metal = mass/volume
                             =0.5/(5*10^-6)
                               =10^5   kg m^-3
                              

Specific gravity        =density of the metal/density of water at 4 degree celcius
                             =(10^5)/(10^3)
                             =100

anonymous · Answer

A piece of metal has a mass of 500 g and a volume of 5 cm3. What is its specific gravity?
0.01
5
100
500

It =100. :)