# I need help with a density problem

Yesterday my teacher gave me homework but I don't understand it. Heres th equestion:

Copper has a density of 4.44 g/cm squared. What is the volume of 2.78g of copper?

:surprised Thanks in advance for the help

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What part of the question don't you understand?

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Yesterday my teacher gave me homework but I don't understand it. Heres th equestion:

Copper has a density of 4.44 g/cm squared. What is the volume of 2.78g of copper?

:surprised Thanks in advance for the help
The density should be in $$g/cm^3$$ and not in $$g/cm^2$$.

Do you know the equation
Denity=mass/volume

Yesterday my teacher gave me homework but I don't understand it. Heres th equestion:

Copper has a density of 4.44 g/cm squared. What is the volume of 2.78g of copper?

:surprised Thanks in advance for the help
What part of the question don't you understand?? Tell us what you don't understand and we will explain it to you. Like fffff said use
density=mass/volume.