A 8.6 g rock sample is added to a graduated cylinder filled with water, causing the level to increase from 12.8 mL to 13.6 mL. What is the density of the rock sample?

Respuesta :

Answer:

From the given variable values, we can calculate the density of the rock sample to be = 10750_Kg/m^3

Explanation:

To solve this question, we recollect that density is the mass per unit volume of a substance and the SI unit of density is Kg/m^3 with symbol

ρ

The given variables are as follows

mass of rock sample = 8.6g

The volume displaced in the graduated cylinder is

(Final volume level of the cylinder) - (initial volume level of the cylinder)

13.6ml - 12.8 ml= 0.8ml = volume of the rock sample

Therefore, density = 8.6/0.8 = 10.75g/ml = or 1000×10.75 Kg/m^3 =10750Kg/m^3

Density of the rock sample is 10750Kg/m^3

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