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The density of titanium is 4.5 ​ g/cm3 ​. A titanium ring has a volume of 0.4 cm³.

What is the mass of the titanium ring?

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Density = mass / volume
4.5 = mass / .4
mass = 4.5*.4
mass = 1.8 grams


User Rahul Pant
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Answer:

The mass of the titanium ring is 1.8 grams.

Explanation:

Given : The density of titanium is 4.5 ​ g/cm³ ​. A titanium ring has a volume of 0.4 cm³.

We have to find the mass of the titanium ring.

Using formula for density


Density=(Mass)/(Volume)

Rearranging for mass, we have

Multiply both side by Volume, We have,


Mass=Density* Volume

Given: Density = 4.5 g /cm³ and Volume = 0.4 cm³

Thus,
Mass=4.5* 0.4

Smplify, we have,


Mass=1.8grams

Thus, The mass of the titanium ring is 1.8 grams.

User Malek Hijazi
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