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15 October, 15:10

If the density of pure copper is 8.89g/cm3 (at 20•c), calculate the volume of a copper brick with a mass of 4.5kg

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  1. 15 October, 15:33
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    The volume of a substance can directly be calculated by the ratio of mass and density. That is:

    volume = mass / density

    Since the mass is 4.5 kg or 4500 grams, therefore:

    volume = 4500 g / (8.89 g / cm^3)

    volume = 506.19 cm^3
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