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An object has a mass of 440 kg and a volume of 11 m3. Find the density of the object in kg/m3.

An object has a mass of 440 kg and a volume of 11 m3. Find the density of the object in kg/m3.
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An object has a mass of 440 kg and a volume of 11 m3.

Find the density of the object in kg/m3.

User Eugene Tsakh
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Answer:

40 Kg/m cube

Explanation:

User Malihu
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Answer:

40 kg/m³

Explanation:

To find the density divide the mass by the volume

440kg / 11 m³ = 40 kg/m³

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