Question

JUst iffy on the formula

Answer 1

@Vocaloid

Answer 2

oh

density = mass/volume

so if you can figure out what the density is supposed to be (this graph confuses me >>)

then simply convert 66g to kg and plug it into the formula to get volume

Answer 3

Idek what the density is, its so confusing

Answer 4

since it's talking about 1 degree celcius I would hazard to say it's on the right side of the straight line at 0, so ~1000kg/m^3 maybe?

Answer 5

1000=0.066/V
V=66

Answer 6

@Vocaloid when you get a chance? =)

Answer 7

@Shadow

Answer 8

@JustSaiyan

Answer 9

God I hate graphs. Give me like.....I don't know 10 minutes.

Answer 10

Sounds good, take your time. NO rush. Just needs to be done by tonight midnight lol

Answer 11

This is oddly confusing. at one degree celcius one ml (or one gram) would be about........0.9999 grams in density? Something like that. However, the graph is completely different, so I followed the graph instead, and got 0.066, and thats WITHOUT following the rules of Significant figures. which really doesn't seem right to me. I think this may be a little too advanced for me. :\