Hi Madrid M
You can set up a proportion to solve for the volume
(6 liters)/30 kg = x liters/65 kg
Cross multiply to solve for x
(6 liters)(65 kg)/30 kg = x
13 liters = x
Madrid M.
asked 05/21/23The mass of a substance varies directly as the volume of the substance. If a mass of 30 kg of a substance has a volume of 6 liters, what is the volume of 65 kg of the substance?
Hi Madrid M
You can set up a proportion to solve for the volume
(6 liters)/30 kg = x liters/65 kg
Cross multiply to solve for x
(6 liters)(65 kg)/30 kg = x
13 liters = x
Raymond B. answered 05/21/23
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
30/6 = 5 = 65/x
x = 65/5= 13
Kristen S. answered 05/21/23
MD, Air Force Academy graduate, Algebra tutor for 10 + years
m - kv This is the general equation for direct variation. k is a constant that we will solve for.
30 = k (6) Use the values you were given for mass and volume to solve for k.
5 = k
m = 5v. Replace the k with 5. Now that you know k, you can find the volume for ANY mass.
65 = 5v
13 = v
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