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Calculate the density of a substance whose mass is 160,000kg and volume 20m
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Calculate the density of a substance whose mass is 160,000kg and volume 20m

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I’m assuming that’s m^3? If so then simply divide 160,000 by 20 and you get the answer.

8,000 kg/m^3
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