Question

What is the density of the marble?



A.
0.10 g/mL

B.
240 g/mL

C.
40 g/mL

D.
1.875 g/mL https://static.k12.com/calms_media/media/1276000_1276500/1276025/2/fae996f06f5cef8f9c69da8214c75a88e894bf30/191325.jpg

Answer 1

@Phebe c

Answer 2

@Ashleyisakitty

Answer 3

@DARTHVADER2900

Answer 4

@love10129151

Answer 5

Hmm, it's not C. I wish people don't guess when they're trying to help. In any case, CoC says we don't give direct answers.
Hint:First find the volume of the marble, then divide the mass by the volume just found to get the density in g/mL.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

Do you know the volume of the marble, by reading the difference in liquid levels of the graduated cylinder?

Answer 9

40 and a hlaf

Answer 10

Before immersing the marble, the left reads 40 mL.
After the marble is dunked in, the right reads???

Answer 11

almost 50

Answer 12

Yes, I read 48 mL. there are 5 spaces between 40 and 50, so each graduation stands for 2 mL, so the volume of liquid AND marble is 48 mL.
So from this, can you find the volume of the marble?

Answer 13

so its 48 and 40?

Answer 14

Yes, the difference gives the volume of the marble, since the level went up 8 mL after putting the marble in the liquid.

Answer 15

oh okay

Answer 16

Finally, you can find the mass density by dividing the mass by the volume. The answer is one of the four choices.

Answer 17

1.2

Answer 18

What is the mass of the marble, and what is the volume (which we found earlier)?

Answer 19

15 and 8

Answer 20

d

Answer 21

THANKS :d

Answer 22

Exactly!

You're welcome!

Answer 23

:)