Which term describes the amount of matter in a tree?
A)The volume
B)The density
C)The mass
D)The height
1. By dividing the mass of an object by its volume.
2. 5 kg/m3.
3. 27 cubic centimeters.
4. How compact the object is.
5. The mass of the tree.
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The term that describes the amount of matter in a tree is C) The mass.
To determine the mass of a tree, you would typically measure the tree's weight using a scale. However, if a scale is not available, you can estimate the mass using various methods. One common way is to use a formula that takes into account the tree's diameter, height, and species-specific information to estimate its mass.
Additionally, it's important to note that the other options listed in the question are relevant when discussing trees but do not directly describe the amount of matter.
A) The volume refers to the amount of space occupied by the tree. Calculating the volume of a tree typically involves measuring the diameter and height of the trunk and applying specific equations.
B) The density refers to the mass per unit volume. It is a characteristic of the wood itself and can vary depending on the species of tree. Density is often used to determine the quality and potential uses of wood.
D) The height refers to the vertical measurement from the ground to the top of the tree. While height can provide information about a tree, it does not directly indicate the amount of matter.
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2. d
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