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Mass, density, volume: Find the volume of an alloy
Well to get the percentage you'd (X/10^-4) x 100? I think?- dominicwild
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Mass, density, volume: Find the volume of an alloy
Yeah I don't think that the question goes quite to the extent of that depth. Assuming that those are the values without any volume change.- dominicwild
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Mass, density, volume: Find the volume of an alloy
I've been trying to re-arrange \rho=\frac{m}{V} But every time It either gets too messy, or end up getting stuck on trying to get what I want from it. I've been messing around with equations and re-arranging but it's got me no where. Sorry if I'm a a bit slow on understanding this. Thank you...- dominicwild
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Mass, density, volume: Find the volume of an alloy
Homework Statement "An alloy of copper and tin has a volume of 100cm^3. The density of the copper is 8900 kgm^-3 and tin 7300kgm^-3. How much volume of each metal must be used if the alloy is to have the density of 7620kgm^-3? Homework Equations Volume x density = Mass The...- dominicwild
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