The conclusion I may draw is that the density of an object is proportional of its mass and the volume that occupies, because both metal has a density of 4 g/ mL
The density of an object is the relation that exist between the mass and the space that the object occupies and we can confirm it using the general formula of the density with the information of the problem:
Density formula:
ρ = m/v
Where:
- v= volume
- ρ= density
- m= mass
Information about the problem:
- m₁= 80 g
- v₁ = 20 mL
- m₂= 56 g
- v₂ = 14 mL
- ρ₁= ?
- ρ₂= ?
Applying the density formula we get:
ρ₁ = m₁/v₁
ρ₁ = 80 g / 20 mL
ρ₁ = 4 g/ mL
ρ₂ = m₂/v₂
ρ₂ = 56 g / 14 mL
ρ₂ = 4 g/ mL
Both metals have the same density, so it depends on the mass and the space that each metal occupies.
What is density?
It is a physical quantity that expresses the ratio of the body mass to the volume it occupies.
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