Question

Which units represent density? Select all that apply A. cm³ B. g/m³ C. g/cm³ D. cm³/gm E. kg/L F. kg/cm³ G. mL/cm³

Answer 1

Answer: The correct options are B,C,E and F

Step-by-step explanation:

Density is define as amount of substance present in the unit volume of the substance.

`Density=(Mass)/(Volume)`

Mass of the substance is measured in = grams, kilograms etc.

Volume of the substance is measured terms of = Liters,
`cm^3, m^3,dm^3` etc

So, from the given options the units of density are

1)
`g/m^3`

2)
`g/cm^3`

3) kg/L

4)
`kg/cm^3`

Hence, the correct options are B,C,E and F

Answer 2

Out of the options here, the most suitable units that could be used for representing density would be option c) g/cm. Density is a value for mass (in this case g) divided by a value for volume (in this case cm). Option E, kg/L, would also work.