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Description: Suppose that you have 740 tiny plastic beads and 740 marbles. Which sample has more mass? Explain your reasoning.

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Suppose that you have 740 tiny plastic beads and 740 marbles. Which sample has more mass? Explain your reasoning.

Ethan Fuhrman · Accepted Answer

Okay, so you&#x27;ve got 740 tiny plastic beads. I&#x27;m not gonna dry all 740. But let&#x27;s say these your plastic beads, then you&#x27;ve got 740 glass marbles. Not gonna draw 740 obviously, but, uh, you get the picture. So we&#x27;ve got 740 plastic beads and 700 and 40 glass marbles, which weighs more. Well, glass marbles looked to be a bit bigger and a bit more dense than the tiny little plastic beads. So even though you have the same number of, uh, plastic feeds as you dio glass marbles, um, since marvels way more then, um, plastic beads dio, uh, 740 marbles are going away more than the 700 40 tiny plastic beads.

David Collins · Answer

If we have one marble that has a massive 8.18 point five grams, and of all four or five centimeters cube, then we can calculate the density by dividing the mass by the volume, and we get 2.87 grams per centimeter cubed. If we now have six marbles, multiply the mass of one marble by six and get 100 11 grams and the volume of one marble 6.45 centimeters cube by six and get 38.7 centimeters cube. The density of six marbles, then, is going to be 100 grams, divided by 38.7 centimeters cube or the exact same density, 2.87 grams per centimeter cube. You say that density is what we call an intensive property that is independent of Mt.

Mayukh Banik · Answer

mass over density is given by volume. Now mass off uranium is higher than mass off gold density off. You ready? Um, is lower than density off gold. So from here, we can find that mass off uranium over density off. Uranium is definitely better than a massive pulled, divided by density off gold. So that means if you dick equal volume, then uranium would have the mass of the uranium will be much, much greater than mass of the gorge.

David Collins · Answer

if we have to objects with the same mass but different densities. The object with smaller density is going to have less mass per volume. So in order to have the same mass because it has less mass per volume, we need a greater volume of the object with a smaller density to equal the mass of the object with a greater density.

Ethan Fuhrman · Answer

All right. So you have two samples of metal, you have 50 grams of copper, and you have 50 grams of gold. Um, but you want to know how many? Uh, I&#x27;m sorry. You want to know which sample contains more Adams? So we know that gold each gold Adam weighs about 3.27 times 10 to the bias. 22nd grams and copper. Adam&#x27;s way. About 1.5 times 10 to the minus 20 seconds. Grams on it. Um, So if you have 50 grand&#x27;s of each metal but each metal or each the atom of each metal ways different amounts, uh, each copper Adam about 1/3 the size of, uh, gold Adam on average. Um, you&#x27;ll have about three times as many copper Adams as he would the number of gold Adams. So in this case, you would have more copper at

Mayukh Banik · Answer

If you remember, that density equals master weight by volume, so volume becomes mass over row sends If you take Sam volume, then that becomes mass off. Gold over Ruoff College equals mass off Sizzler divided by rule off says world since Ruoff gold is higher than Ruoff silver, hence we would have massive gold to be higher than massive silvery.

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