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The density of gold is approximately 19.2 g/cm3. What is the mass of a sample of gold that displaces 20.0 cm3 of water? Round your answer to the correct number of significant figures.

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Density = 19.2 g/cm³

Volume = 20.0 cm³

Mass = ?

D = m / V

19.2 = m / 20.0

m = 19.2 x 20.0

m = 384.0 g

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User Glaucon
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Answer:

384.0 grams is the mass of a sample of gold that displaces 20.0
cm^3 of water.

Step-by-step explanation:

Density of gold =
d=19.2 g/cm^3

Volume of water displaced gold =
20.0 cm^3

Volume of water displaced is equal to the volume occupied by the gold sample.

Volume of the gold , v =
20.0 cm^3


Density =(Mass)/(Volume)

Mass of gold :


Density\time Volume =19.2 g/cm^3* 20.0 cm^3= 384.0 g

Mass of gold = 384.0 g

User Boateng
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