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A cycling has a radius of 2.63 cm and a height of 1.72 cm a) Calculate the volume of the cylinder b) if the cylinder weight 78.53g, calculate its density and specific gravity.

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The volume of a cylinder is calculated using the following formula:


V=\pi* r^2* h

Where r is teh radius of the base and h is the high:


V=\pi*(2.63\operatorname{cm})^2*1.72cm=37.37cm^3

As we know 1cm³=1ml

to calculate the density we just have to divide the mass by the calculated volume:


\text{density}=(78.53g)/(37.37ml)=\text{ }2.10\text{ }(g)/(ml)

The especific gravity is the density in relation to the density of water which is 1 g/ml therefore:


\text{specific gravity =}\frac{density}{water\text{ density}}=(2,10g/ml)/(1g/ml)=\text{ 2.1}

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