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The characteristics of the density we can find that the answer for the effect of sugar is;
Density is the relationship between the mass and the volume of a body, this is a very useful relationship for fluid mechanics exercise.
Where ρ is the density, m the mass and V the volume
In this laboratory the liquid is possibly water since a solution is formed with the sugar, the volume of the solution does not change with the introduction of the solute (sugar), therefore the introduction of sugar creates a change in the mass of the solution.
Consequently, if the mass increases and the volume remains constant, the density should increase, possibly in a linear fashion with increasing mass.
The most important assumption is that the effect of the other ingredients of the drink is that it does not react with the sugar.
In conclusion using the density characteristics we find that the response for the sugar effect is;
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The assumption is that other ingredients do not noticeably affect the density of the beverage, and changes in density are attributed solely to sugar content. The validity of this assumption would depend on various factors such as the densities and quantities of the other ingredients.
The assumption in this lab is that the other ingredients in the beverage do not significantly impact its density. This would imply that the changes in density observed are due solely to the sugar content. The validity of this assumption would depend on several factors. For instance, if the other elements are in relatively small quantities, or their densities are similar to that of the primary component (water in most beverages), the assumption may hold true. Nonetheless, it's important to point that this is an approximation, as in reality, every ingredient may contribute to the overall density.
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Eliminate
B)
rusting metal
C)
cooking an egg
D)
freezing water
freezing water,answer choice d
A) 8 g
B) 16 g
C) 32 g
D) 64 g
Answer:
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A. The cumulative nature of science.
Explanation:
b. linear
c. pyramidal
d. tetrahedral