find thee density in g/cm^3 and g/ml of gasoline if 9.00 liters have a mass of 6120g

Question

i was asked this in physical science 

Answer 1

ml=cm^3

1liter=1000ml

9 liters = 9000ml = 9000cm^3

 

Density = mass/volume

 

D = 6120g/9000ml

D = 0.68g/ml

D = 0.68g/cm^3

 

 

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Answer 2

Hi Mikayla,

 

Let's begin by recalling the formula for Density:

    Density = Mass per Unit Volume

 

We are given the Mass as 6120 grams which occupies a Volume of 9 liters.  Plugging our numbers into the formula for Density:

    D = 6120 g / 9.00 l

 

Converting to cubic centimeters (cc), which is also equivalent to ml:

    D = (6120 g / 9.00 l)(1 l / 1000 cc)

    D = 0.68 g / cc 

 

Thanks for submitting this problem and glad to help.

 

God bless, Jordan.

Answer 3

Density =Mass/Volume

=(6120g)/(9000cc)    Where g is grams and cc is cubic cm or cm³

= 0.68 g/cc or 0.68 g/ml.     Since 1 L = 1000 ml so 9L=9000ml.