Object

Mass
(grams)

Volume
(cm3 or
mL)

Density
Density
Calculati (g/cm3 or
on
g/mL)

Metallic
Rectangular
Prism

38.7 grams

10.625 cm.3

D=38.7/10.62
5

D=3.642g/ml

Blue cylinder

12.2 grams

10 cm.3

D=12.2/10

D=1.2g/ml

Black
Rectangular
Prism

48 grams

6 cm.3

D=48/6

D=8g/ml

15.8 grams

2 cm.3

D=15.8/2

D=7.4g/ml

White Stone

13.2 grams

5 cm.3

D=13.2/5

D=2.64g/ml

Wood Cube

35.5

911.25

D=35.5/911.2
5

D=0.039g/ml

Metallic Cube

A. 4 cm. multiplied by 5 cm. is 20 cm. 2, and after that, you multiply 20 cm.2 and
10 cm. to get 200 cm.3
B. The density would be 100 divided by 200, which will be 0.5 g/ml.
C. It will be less dense than water, since water is 1 g/ml. while this is 0.5 g/ml.,
meaning that it should be less dense than water, and because of that, it will
float, since the water will be heavier and take up more of the bottom ground,
since its grams per ml. is more than the block of wood, which makes it

heavier, since the more the dense, the item will sink more down, while the
ones that are less dense will float up, and because of the fact that the block
of wood is only 0.5 g/ml, the water will be more dense, putting it in the water
and causing the cube to float, due to its lack of being more dense.
D. If the block of wood was cut, it would be cut on the side of the width, since
the width will be separated due to the fact that the person would cut the
block in half, and it would still be the same if you cut the long side, since the
area of the two pieces will have to equal the density of the original block
(Either way cut, the two pieces will have to equal the density, mass, and
volume, since they split up the original block, and this is seen, since if you cut
up a square, you can calculate the area and get the same as the original if
you combine the original; this proves that it can do the same with the block
of wood); because of this, the block of wood would be split into half, which
will cut the width by half, but it will keep the length and height, since it will be
cut by the width side perfectly, not hurting the height and length, so because
of that, the width of four with be two cm., and since it is cut by two, the mass
will be divided by two, splitting both into fifty grams, and after calculating
2cm, 5cm, and 10cm to get 100cm.3, and after dividing 50 by 100 to get the
density, you get 0.5 g/ml for the separated pieces of wood.
E. The densities of the new pieces compared to old is that the new separated
pieces each have the same density as the original, but when they are added
together as if they were different pieces added together (You will get twice
the amount of density of 1 g/ml), which tells that each piece is the same, but
when added together, they make up the same density of water, and because
of that, the pieces of wood are equal to the original piece, but when added
up, they
make up twice the amount.
Mass 100
grams
Density: 0.5

10 cm.
5 cm.
5 cm.
4 cm.

Density per separated piece is

0.5 g/ml

5 cm.
10 cm.

2 cm.

10 cm.

2 cm.

Together is 1 g/ml
Mass per separated piece is
fifty
Together is one hundred