Silver has the density of 9.32 g/cm^3. Find the length of one side of a 184 g silver cube. Assume now that the silver cube above was melted and reshaped into a sphere. Find the sphere’s diameter

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Silver has the density of 9.32 g/cm^3. Find the length of one side of a 184 g silver cube. Assume now that the silver cube above was melted and reshaped into a sphere. Find the sphere’s diameter

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s = 2.70cm
d = 3.35cm

Kevin Vandenborne answered Jan 24, 2023

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