What volume of water has the same mass as 1.6L of gasoline?

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anonymous · Answer

Ok bro, Volume=MASS*DENSITY

anonymous · Answer

Density = Mass/Volume
So, Volume = Mass/Density
Calculate the amount of mass in 1.6L of gas from: Mass = Volume*Density
Then use that value for the mass of water, with its density, to find the volume.

anonymous · Answer

density of gasoline please............

shane_b · Answer

@JustHere: I think you goofed up there.  V=M/D

@cmac234:

The density of gasoline is 0.71–0.77 kg/L...so let's use 0.71 kg/L for gasoline density.

The density of water is 1kg/L (at normal temperatures)

You need to figure out how much mass is in 1.6L of gasoline so$$m=VD=(1.6L)(0.71kg/L)=1.136kg$$Since water is 1kg/L the volume of the same mass of water will be 1.136L.