Okay, so, if a mint decides to replace it's pure silver coin with a sandwich coin that is 1/2 silver and 1/2 copper and the volume of the coin (both the old style and the new) is O.24cm cubed, what is the difference in grams between the old coin and the new one?
Btw, the density of silver is 10.5 g/cm cubed and the density of copper is 9.0 g/cm cubed.
I'm just not sure how to get the density of an object made of two different elements and subsequently get the mass from knowing the density and the given volume.
I just need help understand how to work this problem, I don't need an answer.
Thanks
2007-10-18
08:15:53
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