Extended Response Questions for Test

Be sure to be able to mathematically figure out which objects are denser. Tell us how to figure out density and provide an example problem.

 
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Be sure to be able to mathematically figure out which objects are denser. Tell us how to figure out density and provide an example problem.
by Hannah Grieser - Tuesday, 18 December 2012, 11:39 AM
 

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To calculate density you have to divide its mass by its volume.

Ex: Mass is 96g and the volume is 24. 96/24=4g/cm cubed.

 
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Re: Be sure to be able to mathematically figure out which objects are denser. Tell us how to figure out density and provide an example problem.
by Ben Gericke - Tuesday, 18 December 2012, 11:50 AM
 

How do you figure out whci is more dense between two objects?

 
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Re: Be sure to be able to mathematically figure out which objects are denser. Tell us how to figure out density and provide an example problem.
by Corinna Riley - Tuesday, 18 December 2012, 11:54 AM
 

You figure out the density of all of the objects and compare.

 
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Re: Be sure to be able to mathematically figure out which objects are denser. Tell us how to figure out density and provide an example problem.
by Ben Gericke - Wednesday, 19 December 2012, 10:58 AM
 

What are you comparing...how do you know wich one is the densest?

 
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