What is the metal weights density

Reference no: EM13233344

You lower a weight of metal in a beaker filled with water standing on a scale. When metal weight hangs above the water weighs 179.6 grams. When it is immersed in the water standing wave suddenly at 234 grams. And when it is lying down on the ground wave has risen to 276 grams. What is the metal weights density?

Reference no: EM13233344

Questions Cloud

Feudal system during medieval civilizations : Describe the structural elements of the feudal system during Medieval Civilizations

Find out the molar enthalpy change for the reaction : Using the same assumptions and approximations you used in lab, determine the molar enthalpy change (in kJ/mol) for the reaction below, assuming that CH3CO2H dissociates completely in water.

Trace the evolution of rome : Trace the evolution of Rome from its beginnings to its status of the predominant Mediterranean power in the late third century BC. How do you account for explain Rome's success in becoming a great power during this period of time?

Select method of reorganization and create new organization : Reorganizing a company can be very difficult and time consuming. It involves various resources including human interactions as well as monetary investments.

What is the metal weights density : You lower a weight of metal in a beaker filled with water standing on a scale. When metal weight hangs above the water weighs 179.6 grams, What is the metal weights density

What type of address is stored in the source address field : What type of address is stored in the Source Address field of an Ethernet frame

French and dutch learn from the experiences of the spanish : Think about economies, freedoms, religion, government structure, and intermarriage. How did the French and Dutch learn from the experiences of the Spanish?

Explain the equation obtained in the experiment : Derived from common sense is the same as the one derived mathematically from the equation obtained in the experiment.

Art and science reflect greek values and philosophies : How did Greek art and science reflect Greek values and philosophies?

User Account

All Pages