After we had finished admiring Lindsays
blog it was time to get down to business and take a look at page 13 in our unit packets which had some density practice for us. On the page we
needed to know the formula for density which is, Density = Mass/Volume. It also talks about how the units of density are usually expressed in grams/ml or grams/ cubed centimeters. We then do problems 4 and 5. In problem 4 the density is given as 8.933 g/ cubed cm and the mass is 2.62 g. we have to find the volume of the substance so we use the equation for density and plug in the numbers we know, 8.933 = 2.62/x, in order to solve this problem we will have to use algebra. Start be multiplying both sides by 1/2.62 then we get the answer .293295, this is not the answer because we have not put significant digits into consideration yet. since we
divided we use the same amount of digits of the number with the smallest amount of significant digits which would be 2.62 which has 3. So our final answer for this problem would be .293 cubed cm.
We then go to page 14 of our packets and it is similar to what we do in the computer lab. In the computer lab we plot the volume and mass that is given on page 15 and a graph is made. Then because we have to plot our data from the Dense Cents lab, we plot our information from the Pre 82 and 82 coins and the Post 82 coins.
For homework we had to do 2 webassign assignments, finish labs 5, 6,and 7, because we would be getting them checked on tuesday, and finally we have a unit 1 test on thursday.
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