In this problem, you should treat food caloric energy as just another sort of energy. Below is a nutrition label for a single serving of shave ice. Netice e single senvingis tisted es 60mt Ooops! I made a mistake, the 60mL on the nutrition label only refers to the amount of syrup that goes on your Shave Ice BUT we care what happens to the ice part of the Shave lIce. A typical serving of Shave Ice has a volume of 240mL shaved ice. Please use the volume of the ice (240mL) instead of 60mL (of the syrup). Please check the PHYS 2A announcements as I will have more to say there. Note, there was also a typo in the unit conversion shown below. I have crossed out the 60mL and replaced it 240ml AND converted it correctly this time. This is a volume, V, not a mass. You can convert volume to mass if you know the density P (Greek letter "rho", rhymes with "low") of your substance. Density has units of . Therefore, to find mass from density: m = pV What substance can you model shave ice as (hint you may make assumptions as long as you state and justify them)? Can you look up its density? Is there a way you can determine mass from the volume of 60mt006L00000006m+ 240mL (0.00024m) once you determine what substance to model the shave ice as?
In this problem, you should treat food caloric energy as just another sort of energy. Below is a nutrition label for a single serving of shave ice. Netice e single senvingis tisted es 60mt Ooops! I made a mistake, the 60mL on the nutrition label only refers to the amount of syrup that goes on your Shave Ice BUT we care what happens to the ice part of the Shave lIce. A typical serving of Shave Ice has a volume of 240mL shaved ice. Please use the volume of the ice (240mL) instead of 60mL (of the syrup). Please check the PHYS 2A announcements as I will have more to say there. Note, there was also a typo in the unit conversion shown below. I have crossed out the 60mL and replaced it 240ml AND converted it correctly this time. This is a volume, V, not a mass. You can convert volume to mass if you know the density P (Greek letter "rho", rhymes with "low") of your substance. Density has units of . Therefore, to find mass from density: m = pV What substance can you model shave ice as (hint you may make assumptions as long as you state and justify them)? Can you look up its density? Is there a way you can determine mass from the volume of 60mt006L00000006m+ 240mL (0.00024m) once you determine what substance to model the shave ice as?
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