
Lauren H. answered 09/28/19
7 years experience teaching High School Chemistry and Honors Chemistry
1 mL of water = 1 cm^3 = 1 gram
Alyssa R.
asked 09/28/19Explain why we are able to use water displacement to find the volume of the irregular objects in cm3?
Lauren H. answered 09/28/19
7 years experience teaching High School Chemistry and Honors Chemistry
1 mL of water = 1 cm^3 = 1 gram
Raymond B. answered 09/28/19
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
The volume of two objects = sum of the volume of each.
V3=V1+V2 combined volume= sum of water volume + another object's volume
Take the volume of water before an object is submerged in it, call it V1. Then submerge the irregular object (or any object no matter how regular) and the water level rises. The combined volume, call it V3 is greater then the original water volume by exactly the amount of the volume of the submerged object V2 = V3-V1
While this calculation could be made for irregular shaped objects, it works for any object, no matter how irregular or regularly shaped
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