Question#23227
Suppose you have a rectangular wooden block with dimensions 8.0cm×8.0cm×9.0cm that has a density of 0.85×103kg/m3. The block has a cylindrical hole inside it so that a lead cylinder 5.0cm in diameter and 7.5cm high can be fitted completely inside. What is the volume of the lead cylinder that fits inside (in m3)? What is the mass of the lead cylinder if the density of lead is 1.13×104? (Density kg/m3)? What is the volume of the wood in the wooden block (excluding the volume of the cylindrical hole)?
Solution:
Let:
L=8cm=0.08mB=8cm=0.08mH=9cm=0.09mD=5cm=0.05mh=7.5cm=0.075mρlead=1.13×104kg/m3mlead=?Vwood=?
The mass of lead is:
m=ρlead×Vlead, where Vlead is the volume of the lead cylinder
Vlead=41πD2hVlead=41⋅3.142⋅0.052⋅0.075=0.000147m3m=11300⋅0.000147=1.664kg
The volume of the wood is:
Vwood=V−Vlead, where V is the volume of the rectangular block
V=L×B×HVwood=L×B×H−VleadVwood=0.08⋅0.08⋅0.09−0.000147=0.000429m3Answer:
The mass of lead is 1.664kg, the volume of wood is 0.000429m3(429cm3).