An iron engine block had a mad of 175kg. Determine the mad an airplane designer save if the engine block was made of aluminum instead of iron?
Density = mass / volume
Iron density = 7.8 (10^3kg/m^3 or g/mL)
Aluminium density = 2.7 (10^3kg/m^3 or g/mL)
An iron engine block had a mad of 175kg. Determine the mad an airplane designer save...
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