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An object has a mass of 100kg and a volume of 10m^3. What is its density? SHOW WORK FOR FULL CREDIT
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An object has a mass of 100kg and a volume of 10m^3.

What is its density?

SHOW WORK FOR FULL CREDIT

User Amir Mofakhar
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Answer:

Mass = 100g

Volume = 10 cm³

Density = Mass/Volume

= 100/10

= 10 cm-³

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