Given the following information: fish tank is: 15 inches high x .075 m wide x 30 cm long density of water of 1 g/cm3 1 cm3 is equal to 1 ml d=m/v calculate the mass of the water, in grams, the fish tank can hold. you must show all conversions and work for full credit.

Step by Step Explanation

From the question,
the dimensions of the tank are;

L = 30 cm, way =0.075m and H = 15 cm

The density of water is given as


The unit of density given in the question means that the mass of the water is in grams and the volume should also be in


To find the volume of the water, we first convert the units of dimensions given in inches and metres to centimetres



This implies that ,



Also,



This implies that,


Now, the volume of water in the tank can hold, can be found from the relation;



This implies that,





Finally, we can calculate the mass of the water from the relation given;



This in implies that





Hence the fish tank can hold 0.857g water.

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