The density of a substance describes how much matter is present in one unit of the substance's volume.

The formula for density is
D =
m

V
where m is the mass of the substance and V is the substance's volume.

If the density of a substance is equal to 4.1 g/mL and its volume is equal to 9 mL, what is the mass of the substance?
A. 13.1 g
B. 36.9 g
C. 0.46 g
D. 2.2 g

Question

The density of a substance describes how much matter is present in one unit of the substance's volume.

The formula for density is
D	=	
m

V
where m is the mass of the substance and V is the substance's volume.

If the density of a substance is equal to 4.1 g/mL and its volume is equal to 9 mL, what is the mass of the substance?
	A. 	13.1 g
	B. 	36.9 g
	C. 	0.46 g
	D. 	2.2 g

abhisar · Answer

Hello @kaceyk ,
Welcome to openstudy !

abhisar · Answer

$\sf \huge Density = \frac{Mass}{Volume}$

abhisar · Answer

So,
Masss = Density $\sf \times$Volume
          = 4.1$\sf \times$9=36.9 grams

anonymous · Answer

Thanks and i was trying to fix that

abhisar · Answer

You probably didn't noticed but you posted your mathematics question in the biology section. Next time check if u r in ryt section.

abhisar · Answer

ur most welcome :)

anonymous · Answer

i didnt know that was a math question

abhisar · Answer

It is :)

anonymous · Answer

what one