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General Chemistry

Question #349904

A 12.3 cm piece of copper tube has a mass of 36.50 g. What is the length of tube if it has a mass of 110 kg?

Expert's answer

12,3 cm — 36,5 g

X — 110* 10³ g

X = 12,3 * 110 / 36,5 = 37,07*10³ cm =

= 370,7 m

Answer: 370,7 m

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