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Estimate the mass of air Ell normal conditions that takes up the volume of your head. Provide support for your answer.

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

To determine the mass of air at normal conditions that takes up the volume of your head.

Concept Introduction:

The matter that is measured in an object with the unit grams or kilograms is defined as mass.

Explanation

Let us assume the average circumference of the head be 22 inches.

The density of the air is given as 1.1839 kg/m3

=1.1839/1000

=1.1839×10−3 kg/L

Average circumference of the head =22 inch

=22×2.54 (Since, 1 inch=2.54 cm)

=55.88 cm

Circumference of the sphere =πd

Thus, diameter can be calculated as follows:

d=55.88 cmπ=55.88 cm3.14=17.8 cm

Radius will be:

r=d2=17.8 cm2=8

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