You measure the mass and volume of a sample of metal and record the values. You double the mass of the sample and find the new volume of this larger sample. How would the new volume compare to the original volume?.

Respuesta :

Mass divided by volume equals density (D = m/v). The increased volume is double what the old volume was.

How do you calculate the metal sample's volume?

The displacement method can be used to determine the volume of an oddly formed metal. Measure the amount of water in a beaker after filling it halfway. Record the new amount of water after inserting the metal into the liquid. To calculate the volume of the metal, deduct the final volume from the original volume of water.

If you have a larger portion of a material, what happens to its density?

A material's density reduces as it expands because it takes up more space. All types of matter experience this phenomenon.

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