19. Fluid Mechanics
Density
9PRACTICE PROBLEM
A science class wants to study percentage error in measured quantities using a silver cube. They purchase silver worth $100 at a cost of $19.94 per ounce. 1.000 ounce is equal to 28.35 g. The silver is to be molded into a cube that is used to determine the density of silver. What is the theoretical length of the cube?
A science class wants to study percentage error in measured quantities using a silver cube. They purchase silver worth $100 at a cost of $19.94 per ounce. 1.000 ounce is equal to 28.35 g. The silver is to be molded into a cube that is used to determine the density of silver. What is the theoretical length of the cube?