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An aluminum block has a mass of 82.0 g and a volume of 12.8 cm3. What is the block's density to the nearest g/cm3?

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Density is equal to mass/volume.

82/12.8= 6 g/cm3 (to the nearest g/cm3)

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Answer:

The density of the aluminum block is 6.41 g per cm³ .

Explanation:

Formula


Density = (Mass)/(Volume)

As given

An aluminum block has a mass of 82.0 g and a volume of 12.8 cm³.

Mass = 82.0 g

Volume = 12.8 cm³

Put in the formula


Density = (82.0)/(12.8)

Density = 6.41 g per cm³ (Approx)

Therefore the density of the aluminum block is 6.41 g per cm³ .

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