Density Problems

Solve the following problems.

Show your work in the "Show your work" field so that I can help you if you got it wrong. Generally, in this class, you don't get credit if you don't show your work.

Type your answer in the numerical answer field (round to sig figs), then type one space, then type your units. If your answer is a decimal, include the leading zero (the zero before the decimal point).

Example: 0.25 g/mL

Formative may automatically make the g/mL look like a real fraction; that is fine.

To add a superscript/exponent for something like cm³, you may type a carat (^). For example, typing, "g/cm^3" should format this correctly as a unit of density.

AGHS - Chem - Density Worksheet

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Density Problems

Solve the following problems.
Show your work in the "Show your work" field so that I can help you if you got it wrong. Generally, in this class, you don't get credit if you don't show your work.
Type your answer in the numerical answer field (round to sig figs), then type one space, then type your units. If your answer is a decimal, include the leading zero (the zero before the decimal point).
Example: 0.25 g/mL

Formative may automatically make the g/mL look like a real fraction; that is fine.
To add a superscript/exponent for something like cm³, you may type a carat (^). For example, typing, "g/cm^3" should format this correctly as a unit of density.