A student submerges an irregularly object in a graduated cylinder half filled with water. The level of the water in the cylinder rises from 17.8 ml to 49.7 ml. If the density of water is 0.9984 kg/liter, calculate the mass of the object in grams. The use of correct number of significant figures is required in answering all questions.

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17 March, 08:53

A student submerges an irregularly object in a graduated cylinder half filled with water. The level of the water in the cylinder rises from 17.8 ml to 49.7 ml. If the density of water is 0.9984 kg/liter, calculate the mass of the object in grams. The use of correct number of significant figures is required in answering all questions.

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Layton Hampton · Answer 1

solution:

volume of cylinder = change in level of water

volume of cylineder = (49.7-17.8) mL

=31.9mL

=0.0319liter

Mass = density x volume

=09984 x 0.0319

=0.0318kg

=31.8gm