Question

Isabella is bouncing a rubber ball that has a density of 1.5 ​ g/cm3 ​. The rubber ball has a volume of 113 cm³. What is the mass of the rubber ball?

Answer 1

Density=Mass/Volume.
Mass= Density * Volume.
So, 1.5 g/cm3 * 113 cm^3 = 169.5

Answer 2

The mass of the rubber ball is, 169.5 g

Explanation:

Using formula:

`\text{Mass} = \text{Denisty} * \text{Volume}` ......[1]

As per the statement:

Isabella is bouncing a rubber ball that has a density of 1.5 ​ g/cm3 ​. The rubber ball has a volume of 113 cm³.

⇒Volume = 113 cm³ and Density = 1.5 ​ g/cm³.

Substitute these in [1] we get;

`\text{Mass} = 1.5 * 113 = 169.5 g`

Therefore, the mass of the rubber ball is, 169.5 g