Question

Daniel has a sample of pure copper. Its mass is 89.6 grams (g), and its volume is 10 cubic centimeters (cm3). What’s the density of the sample?

0.11 g/cm3
8.96 g/cm3
11.1 g/cm3
896 g/cm3

Answer 1

Density = mass /volume = 89.6/10 = 8.96gm/cm^3.

Answer 2

Answer: 8.96 g/cm3

Step-by-step explanation: Density is defined as the mass of a substance contained in unit volume of a substance.

`Density=(mass)/(volume)`

Given : mass of pure copper = 89.6 g

Volume of copper=
`cm^3`

thus
`Density=(89.6g)/(10cm^3)`

`\text {Density of the sample of copper is}}=8.96g/cm^3`