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Some copper is palced in a previouly weighted crucible and reweighed .
Mass of crucible + copper = 5.92g
Mass of crucible = 4.65g
Clculate the mass of copper used in the experiment

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JoshEast

Answer:  1.27g (mass of Copper)

Explanation:

We can find the mass of copper by finding the difference between the mass of the crucible and the copper, and just the crucible. This is possible since the mass that is left would be attributed to just the copper.

Mass of copper = (Mass of crucible + copper) - Mass of crucible

                          = 5.92 g - 4.65 g

                          = 1.27 g

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