Susan's classroom has a saltwater fish tank. The volume of the tank is 1890 L, and the density of seawater is 1.03 g/#cm^3#. What would be the mass of the water in the fish tank?

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Answer 1 · 2017-03-18T09:11:31

Multiply the volume with density

Density essentially gives the mass of the material per unit volume.

Here density is given as 1.03g/c#m^3#

Which means 1c#m^3# volume of water has a mass of 1.03 gram

Here the volume of water tank is 1890 L

1 Liter = #10^-3# #m^3#

Mass of 1890 x #10^-2# #m^3# = (1.03g / #10^-2# #m^3#) x( 1890 x #10^-2# #m^3#)

Mass = 1946.7 Kg