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calculate the mass of air in a room with internal measurement 6 metre by 4 metre by 9 metre if the density of air is 1.3 m³​

User Brutallord
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Answer:

9.4.6=216

216.1,3=280

Explanation:

User Yankee
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We know,


\boxed{volume = l * b * h}

so,


\hookrightarrow{volume = 6 * 4 * 9}


\hookrightarrow volume = 216 \: m {}^(3)

now,


\boxed{density = (mass)/(volume) }

So,


\hookrightarrow1.3 = (m)/(216)


\hookrightarrow \: m = 216 * 1.3


\hookrightarrow \: m = 280.8

hence, mass of air in the room is 280.8 kg

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