What is the volume of a piece of material where a 77.3g sample has a density of 0.630 g/cm^3
density = mass / volume so plugging density and mass in 0.0630 = 77.3/x solve for volume
plug in 0.0630 or 0.630?
oh 0.630 not 0.0630
0.630 = 77.3/x
It's 0.630, that was a typo \[D=\frac{m}{v}\]D = \(0.630\text{ g/cm}^3\) m = \(77.3\text{ g}\)\[\therefore0.630\text{ g/cm}^3=\frac{77.3\text{ g}}{v}\]\[v=77.3\text{ g}\div0.630\text{ g/cm}^3=??\]
122
almost, it ends up being 122.698 which rounds up to 123 cm^3 not 122
I was about to say `don't forget units` (but yes what Voca said)
wait units are L
hm? the units they gave you for density are 0.630 g/cm^3 so the volume itself is cm^3
I mean... density can also be `g/mL` but it depends What units were you given?\[\text{What is the volume of a piece of material where a }77.3g\]\[ \text{sample has a density of }0.630 g/cm^3\]I don't see liters mentioned here
But if you need to convert... Try this
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