A graduated cylinder is filled to 8.0 ml and a piece of granite is placed in the cylinder, displacing the level to 14.6 ml. What is the volume of the granite piece in cubic centimeters?

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Ryann Browning

Chemistry

4 September, 16:43

A graduated cylinder is filled to 8.0 ml and a piece of granite is placed in the cylinder, displacing the level to 14.6 ml. What is the volume of the granite piece in cubic centimeters?

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Blake Mckee · Answer 1

Answer is: the volume of the granite piece is 6.6 cubic centimeters.

V (graduated cylinder) = 8.0 mL; volume of a filled gratuated cylinder.

V (graduated cylinder + piece of granite) = 14.6 mL.

V (piece of granite) = V (graduated cylinder + piece of granite) - V (graduated cylinder).

V (piece of granite) = 14.6 mL - 8.0 mL.

V (piece of granite) = 6.6 mL = 6.6 cm³.

One millimetre (mL) = one cubic centimetre (cm³).