Homogenized milk has a density of 1.032 kg/L and heavy cream has a density of 1.005 kg/L at 10°C. At 10°C, a container holding 8 liters of liquid weighs 8.04 kilograms. Does the container hold homogenized milk or heavy cream? How do you know?

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Jewel Arias

Mathematics

31 October, 11:37

Homogenized milk has a density of 1.032 kg/L and heavy cream has a density of 1.005 kg/L at 10°C. At 10°C, a container holding 8 liters of liquid weighs 8.04 kilograms. Does the container hold homogenized milk or heavy cream? How do you know?

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Laura Whitney · Answer 1

It's heavy cream

Step-by-step explanation:

Homogenized milk has a density of 1.032 kg/L and

heavy cream has a density of 1.005 kg/L at 10°C.

At 10°C, a container holding 8 liters of liquid weighs 8.04 kilograms

To determine which container hold homogenized milk or heavy cream and How I know?

We findo the density of the measurements given and whatever it correspond to is what it is

First mass is 8.04kg

Liquid contained is 8 litres

SInce the density is kg/L

No need for conversion

Density = mass/volume = 8.04/8 = 1.005kg/L

Heavy cream has a density of 1.005 kg/L at 10°C.

Therefore it correspond