Mass of empty density bottle - 43.2g Mass of density bottle full of water 66.4g Mass of density bottle with some sand - 67.5g Filled up with water 82.3g he above data to determine the: Mass of the water that completely filled the bott Volume of water that completely filled the bottl Volume of the density bottle: Mass of sand Mass of water that filled the space above the sa Volume of the sand: Mass of empty density bottle - 43.2g Mass of density bottle full of water 66.4g Mass of density bottle with some sand - 67.5g Filled up with water 82.3g he above data to determine the : Mass of the water that completely filled the bott Volume of water that completely filled the bottl Volume of the density bottle : Mass of sand Mass of water that filled the space above the sand
Volume of the sand :​

Respuesta :

The values of the density, volume and masses are:

  • mass of water that completely filled the bottle = 23.2 g
  • volume of water that completely filled the bottle = 23.2 cm³
  • volume of the density bottle = 23.2 cm³
  • mass of sand = 24.4 g
  • mass of water that filled the space above the sand = 14.8 g
  • volume of sand = 8.4 cm³
  • density of sand = 2.9 g/cm³

What is density?

Density is defined as the ratio of mass and volume of  a substance.

  • Density = Mass/volume

The given data is as follows:

Mass of empty density bottle = 43.2 g

Mass of density bottle full of water = 66.4 g

Mass of density bottle with some sand = 67.5 g

Mass of density bottle with the sand

filled up with water = 82.3 g:

(a) mass of water that completely filled the bottle = 66.4 - 43.2

mass of water that completely filled the bottle = 23.2 g

(b) volume of water that completely filled the bottle = mass/density

density of water = 1 g/cm³

volume of water that completely filled the bottle = 23.3 g/1 g/cm³

volume of water that completely filled the bottle = 23.2 cm³

(c) volume of the density bottle = 23.2 cm³

(d) mass of sand = 67.5 g - 43.2 g = 24.4 g

(e) mass of water that filled the space above the sand = 82.3 - 67.5 = 14.8 g

(f) volume of sand = volume of bottle - volume of water

volume of water = 14.8 cm³

volume of sand = 23.2 cm³ - 14.8 cm³

volume of sand = 8.4 cm³

(g) density of sand = 24.4 g/8.4 cm³ = 2.9 g/cm³

Therefore, the density of sand is obtained by taking the ratio of the mass of the sand and the volume if the sand.

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