A syrup is added to an empty container with a mass of 115.25g. When 0.100pt of syrup is added, the total mass of the container and syrup is 182.48g. What is the density?

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umm · Answer

Is this the full question?

AngeI · Answer

If I may
I'd assume you are trying to find out how many g is in .100pt?

Vocaloid · Answer

Question has been edited to add missing information. It's asking for the density of the syrup.

Vocaloid · Answer

density of syrup = mass of syrup added/volume of syrup added

the mass of syrup can be found by subtracting (mass of syrup + container) - (mass of empty container)

volume is already given as 0.100 pints

should be straightforward from there