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How to find the volume of a block of silver that weighs 107 Newtons
What is the volume of a block of silver that weighs 107 N
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SUMMARY
The volume of a block of silver weighing 107 Newtons can be determined using the formula that relates weight, volume, and density. The relevant equation is Weight = Density × Volume. Given that the density of silver is approximately 10,490 kg/m³, the volume can be calculated by rearranging the formula to Volume = Weight / Density. Thus, the volume of the silver block is approximately 0.0102 m³.
PREREQUISITES- Understanding of basic physics concepts, specifically weight and density
- Familiarity with the formula Weight = Density × Volume
- Knowledge of unit conversions between Newtons and kilograms
- Basic mathematical skills for rearranging equations
- Research the properties of silver, including its density and applications
- Learn about unit conversions between different measurement systems
- Explore other materials and their densities for comparative analysis
- Study the principles of buoyancy and how they relate to volume and weight
Students in physics, engineers, and anyone interested in material properties and calculations related to weight and volume.