Use m=ρV=ρ(πr2l) where r is the radius and l is the length.
Note m= 100g=0.1kg and r =3mm=.003m and ρ=8933kg/m3
l=m/(πρr2)=0.1/(8933π(.003)2)
This should give you the length in meters.
Iranzi B.
asked 05/18/23A cylinder piece of copper has a mass of 100 g, a diameter of 3mm, and a density of 8933kg/m³. Find the length of the copper cylinder
Use m=ρV=ρ(πr2l) where r is the radius and l is the length.
Note m= 100g=0.1kg and r =3mm=.003m and ρ=8933kg/m3
l=m/(πρr2)=0.1/(8933π(.003)2)
This should give you the length in meters.
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