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Well, the exact question is A block of silver weighs 107 Newtons. What is the volume of the block? so I started by dividing the 107 by 9.81 to find the weight in kg and got 10.7. The density was given in a table and the density of silver is 10500 kg so i did 10.9/10500 and got .001 m^3 as my...

Yeah I just figured out how to do it but now I am wondering if i got the right answer. the problem was what is the volume of a block of silver that weighs 107 Newtons with the block of silvers density being 10,500 kg. the answer I got for this problem is.001 m^3 but idk if its right XD

Just a problem for my physics homework and just wondering how to solve this problem.