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Cooper has a density of 8.9g/sm to the 3rd. If a sample has 90.5g what is the volume of the sample?
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Cooper has a density of 8.9g/sm to the 3rd. If a sample has 90.5g what is the volume of the sample?

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Cooper=Cu.

Density= mass/ volume ⇒ volume=mass / volume.

Data:
Density (Cu)=8.9 g/cm³
mass=90.5 g

we calculate the volume of the sample:
Volume=90.5 g / (8.9 g/cm³)≈10.17 cm³.

Answer: the volume of the sample will be 10.17 cm³.
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