tamatrav tamatrav

02-04-2014
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what is the density of a orange if its mass is 158.2 g and the volume is 106 mL

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Anonymous Anonymous

03-04-2014

\(m=158.2g\\\\V=106ml=(106:1000)l=0.106l=0.106dm^3=0.106\cdot(10cm)^3\\\\=0.106\cdot100cm^3=106cm^3}\\\\density=\frac{m}{V}\\\\density=\frac{158.2b}{106cm^3}=\frac{1582g}{1060cm^3}\approx1.49\ g/cm^3\)

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invader045 invader045

05-02-2020

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158.2/106 = 1.49245283 grams per mL

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