I will fan and give madals ...need a bit of quick help...
So I had this question... If a sample of 26 marbles has a mass of 55 grams and a volume of 22 milliliters, what is the density of that sample?
I got this answer... 55 / 22 = 2.5
Am I correct?
density is mass per unit volume so divide mass by volume (the number of marbles has no bearing on the problem) density = 55/22 = 2.5 grams/milliliter
Ok so I was right... Because then this question came by... If 13 marbles were measured instead of 26, what would happen to the value of density?
And i need help.
It is kind of a science/ math mix but more math.
tell me...?
you mean like this... tell me... If a sample of 13 marbles ((instead of 26)) has a mass of 55 grams and a volume of 22 milliliters, what is the density of that sample?
@Macy86
the 26 were 55 grams. the 13 would be half right?
your question is incomplete.. .are you comparing it with the previous one or what....?
oh wait i got it nvm thank u tho bai
pleasure buddy... :-)
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