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    Here are the steps to solve these practice problems: 1. Volume = Length x Width x Height V = 34 cm x 25 cm x 8 cm V = 8,400 cm3 2. Given: V = 50 mL, D = .75 g/mL Mass = Volume x Density M = 50 mL x .75 g/mL M = 37.5 g 3. Given: M = 55 g, D = 2.3 g/cm3 Volume = Mass / Density V = 55 g / 2.3 g/cm3 V = 24 cm3 4. Given: M = .13 kg, V = 20 mL Density = Mass / Volume

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    Here are the steps to solve these practice problems: 1. Volume = Length x Width x Height V = 34 cm x 25 cm x 8 cm V = 8,400 cm3 2. Given: V = 50 mL, D = .75 g/mL Mass = Volume x Density M = 50 mL x .75 g/mL M = 37.5 g 3. Given: M = 55 g, D = 2.3 g/cm3 Volume = Mass / Density V = 55 g / 2.3 g/cm3 V = 24 cm3 4. Given: M = .13 kg, V = 20 mL Density = Mass / Volume

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    Here are the steps to solve these practice problems: 1. Volume = Length x Width x Height V = 34 cm x 25 cm x 8 cm V = 8,400 cm3 2. Given: V = 50 mL, D = .75 g/mL Mass = Volume x Density M = 50 mL x .75 g/mL M = 37.5 g 3. Given: M = 55 g, D = 2.3 g/cm3 Volume = Mass / Density V = 55 g / 2.3 g/cm3 V = 24 cm3 4. Given: M = .13 kg, V = 20 mL Density = Mass / Volume

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    Here are the steps to solve these practice problems: 1. Volume = Length x Width x Height V = 34 cm x 25 cm x 8 cm V = 8,400 cm3 2. Given: V = 50 mL, D = .75 g/mL Mass = Volume x Density M = 50 mL x .75 g/mL M = 37.5 g 3. Given: M = 55 g, D = 2.3 g/cm3 Volume = Mass / Density V = 55 g / 2.3 g/cm3 V = 24 cm3 4. Given: M = .13 kg, V = 20 mL Density = Mass / Volume

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    English – Metric Conversion

    Tables
    Linear Measure

    Imperial Metric
    1 inch [in] 2.54 cm

    1 foot [ft] 12 in 0.3048 m

    1 yard [yd] 3 ft 0.9144 m

    1 mile 1760 yd 1.6093 km

    1 nautical mile 2025.4 yd 1.852 km


    Linear Measure Practice
    • Inches to Centimeters and cm to in
    34.3 in = ??? cm 94 cm = ??? in

    • Feet to Meters and m to ft


    8 ft = ??? m 323 m = ??? ft

    • Yards to Meters and m to yd


    100 yd = ??? m 7.24 m = ??? yd

    • Miles to Kilometers and km to mi.


    51.8 mi = ??? km 5 km = ??? mi
    Volume Measure

    Imperial Metric
    1 in3 Cubic Inches 16.387 cm3

    1 ft3 Cubic Feet 1,728 in3 0.0283 m3

    1 fl oz Fluid Ounces 23.625 ml

    1 pt Pint 20 fl oz 0.4725 l
    1 gal 8 pt 3.780 l
    Volume Practice
    • Cubic inches to cubic centimeters
    15 in3 = ??? cm3 31.7 cm3 = ??? in3

    • Cubic feet to cubic meters


    3 ft3 = ??? m3 894 m3 = ??? ft3

    • Ounces to milliliters
    89 oz = ??? ml 89 ml = ??? oz

    • Gallons to liters
    4 gal = ??? L 63 L = ??? gal
    Mass Measure

    Imperial Metric
    1 ounce [oz] 437.5 grain 28.35 g

    1 pound [lb] 16 oz 0.4536 kg

    1 stone 14 lb 6.3503 kg

    1 hundredweight [cwt] 112 lb 50.802 kg

    1 long ton (UK) 20 cwt 1.016 t

    1 short ton (US) 2,000 lb 0.907 t


    Physical Properties

    Mass, Volume, and Density


    Mass

    What do you know about mass?


    Mass
    • Measure of the amount of matter that
    makes up an object.

    • Units used to designate mass are


    kilograms (kg)

    • You can measure an objects mass using a


    balance (triple beam, electronic, spring).
    Volume

    What is Volume?
    Volume
    • Volume is a measurement of the three-
    dimensional space occupied by an object.

    • Units include cm3 and mL.

    • Solids, liquids, and gases all have volume,


    but you measure each differently.
    – Solid – calculate geometrically or displacement
    – Liquid – measure using a graduated cylinder
    Density

    How does Density relate to Mass


    and Volume?
    Density
    • The amount of matter in a given space.
    – Does this sound familiar?

    • Concentration or Compactness

    • The unit for density is or .


    Mass, Volume, and Density
    • Mass volume and density are directly related.

    Practice Exercise:
    1. Measure the mass and volume of an object in the
    room.
    2. Calculate the Density of the Object.
    3. What are the units associated with this
    calculation?
    Formulae
    Density = Mass / Volume

    Mass = Density x Volume

    Volume = Mass / Density


    Practice Problems
    1. Calculate the volume of an object that is 34
    cm by 25 cm by 8 cm.

    2. Given: V = 50 mL D = .75 g/mL


    Calculate: Mass

    3. Given: M = 55 g D = 2.3 g/cm3


    Calculate: Volume

    4. Given: M = .13 kg V = 20 mL
    Calculate: Density

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