A piece of aluminum occupies a volume of 14.0 milliliters and weighs 32.6 grams. What is its density of the aluminum rounded to the nearest hundredth? Only enter numerical values, which can include a decimal point.

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lastdaywork · Answer

$$Density = \frac{ Mass }{ Volume }$$

"...Only enter numerical values, which can include a decimal point."
Did the question specify in which unit we have to calculate density ??

anonymous · Answer

No that is the question and all that it said :/ So would it be 32.6/14.0 then divide? @LastDayWork

anonymous · Answer

And what do we convert to what because that would be 32.6 grams/14.0 milliliters @LastDayWork

lastdaywork · Answer

SI unit of density is 
$$kg / m^3$$

I am not sure in which unit should we report the answer.. :(

anonymous · Answer

Me either....weird. So if we were to report it in grams what would the answer be

anonymous · Answer

@LastDayWork

lastdaywork · Answer

density = (32.6/14.0) gram/mL

anonymous · Answer

When you divide that and round it to the nearest hundredth it is 2.33. So would that be my answer then?

lastdaywork · Answer

Yep :)