Can some one give me an exact force to change the volume.?

Question

The volume 4\3(pi(10^-15)^3 and it's density is 2x10^14 kg/m^3. The desired volume is 4\3(pi(5x10^-19)^3. I need a specific number.

Answer 1

density=mass/volume
mass=density x volume
=2x10^14 kg/m^3 x 4\3(pi(10^-15)^3
=82.55 x 10^-31 kg

force =mass x acceleration.
calculate the change in volume..=4\3(pi(5x10^-19)^3 ~ 4\3(pi(10^-15)^3
u get an answer
now for that change,calculate the mass...now subtact this mass from 82.55 x 10^-31 kg

for that u calculate the force..this is thee force required to change the volume..

i can show u all the working but these are very big numbers..

hope this helps..

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Well density=mass/volume
and force is equal to mass times acceleration