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Help with a chemistry problem!! please??

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two boxes have the following demintions:

length: 14 inches

width: 10 inches

height" 6 incehs

THE DENSITY OG GOLD IS 19.3 g/cm cubed

DETERMINE THE MASS OF THE -----> 2 <----- SHOE BOXES FULL OF GOLD.....

explain your answer..

I GO T THE ANSWER OF: 1377.4166 cm cubed

IS IT CORRECT??

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  1. First calculate the volume of the box, then multiple volume by the density of gold to get the mass of gold in 1 box. Then double it to get mass of gold in 2 boxes...

    L = 14 in = 14*2.54 cm = 35.56 cm

    W = 10 in = 10*2.54 cm = 25.40 cm

    H = 6 in =   6*2.54 cm = 15.24 cm

    Volume of 1 box = L*W*H = 13,765.13 cm^3

    Mass of gold in 1 box = 13,765.13*19.3 g = 265,667.01 g

    Mass of gold in 2 boxes = 531,334.02 g = 531.334 Kg

    Did this make sense? good luck!


  2. 1377.4166 cm cubed isn&#039;t the mass, its the volume.

    multiply 14*10*6*2 to get the total amount of cm cubes.1680/x=1/19.3. Solve for x.

    32424 grams.

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