x(copper density) + (1-x)(zinc density)=average density of the penny
Where:
Copper density=8.96
Zinc density= 7.13
Average density of the penny=7.235
Composition of the penny= __________%Zinc and ______________%copper
Be mindful of sig figs
x(copper density) + (1-x)(zinc density)=average density of the penny Where: Copper density=8.96 Zinc density= 7.13 Average...
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I don't understand how to use equation three to figure out the
composition of a penny's zinc % and copper % using the data I
collected. Can someone show me how to do it?
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