rercise 1: Mass and Density student wants to determine the substance that constitutes a cube. that, he performs the following two experiments: 1- In the first experiment: he measures the mass of the cube with the balance shown in 50g, 2052818 document 1: 1.1- Name the balance in document I 1.2-Calculate the mass of the cube. 1.3-Calculate the weight of the cube knowing thatg- 10N/Kg Document 1 2- In the second experiment: he measures one side of the cube using a graduated ruler. He obtains a= 3 cm. Material Density g/cm 2.1- Determine the volume of the cube. 2.2- Determine the density of the cube in g/cm 2.3- Express the density of the cube in Kg /m. The adjacent table represents the density of different materials. 2.4- Indicate the nature of the substance constituting the cube Iron 7800 Aluminum 2700 Copper 8900

rercise 1: Mass and Density student wants to determine the substance that constitutes a cube. that, he performs the following two experiments: 1- In the first experiment: he measures the mass of the cube with the balance shown in 50g, 2052818 document 1: 1.1- Name the balance in document I 1.2-Calculate the mass of the cube. 1.3-Calculate the weight of the cube knowing thatg- 10N/Kg Document 1 2- In the second experiment: he measures one side of the cube using a graduated ruler. He obtains a= 3 cm. Material Density g/cm 2.1- Determine the volume of the cube. 2.2- Determine the density of the cube in g/cm 2.3- Express the density of the cube in Kg /m. The adjacent table represents the density of different materials. 2.4- Indicate the nature of the substance constituting the cube Iron 7800 Aluminum 2700 Copper 8900

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Chapter11: Fluid Statics

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