Question

Is this correct?

The thickness of a kerosene spill is 1.2mm. The spill is .79 miles in diameter. Kerosene has a density of .82g/cc. Assuming that the spill is uniform in thickness and is shaped in a circle, how much Kerosene, volume and mass, is spilled?

The volume is .58 and the mass is .48.

Answer 1

Now, I would like to know what the volume would be in gallons and the mass would be in tons?

Answer 2

What is the volumes unit right now?

Answer 3

Same with the mass

Answer 4

I am not sure

Answer 5

:/ well I can't give you an answer without a unit

Answer 6

Well there are mm g/cc

Answer 7

The density is measured in g/cc

Answer 8

grams for mass

Answer 9

and what for volume?

Answer 10

Yeah

Answer 11

mm

Answer 12

So would the volume be in mm or ml? maybe

Answer 13

‪0.000153 is the volume in gallons

Answer 14

In gallons? Ok

Answer 15

0.00000052910943 is the mass in tons

Answer 16

Are you sure thats what you wanted?

Answer 17

Yeah... Are the measurements correct though? Like the mass and volume I got?

Answer 18

No I am not

Answer 19

Would you like me to check?

Answer 20

Yeah

Answer 21

Ok one second

Answer 22

Ok

Answer 23

It's difficult to do reverse density, sorry its taking so long

Answer 24

Its okay.

Answer 25

You can just use the volume= mass/density thing and plug it all in

Answer 26

thats what I did

Answer 27

Oh ok

Answer 28

Yes you where right

Answer 29

Goodjob :)

Answer 30

Do you need anything else?

Answer 31

Sorry I was eating dinner! And yea, I have this one problem that I can't figure out, do you think you could help me?