Answer to Question #172991 in Physics for Louis

Question #172991

What is the density of a solid that has a mass of 136 g and a volume of 50 ml?

a. 0.36 g/ml b. 2.72 g/ml c. 2.77 g/ml d. 680 g/ml

Expert's answer

"\\rho=\\dfrac{m}{V}=\\dfrac{136\\ g}{50\\ mL}=2.72\\ \\dfrac{g}{mL}."

Answer:

b. 2.72 g/mL

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