3 years ago

The mass of 5m^3 of copper is 44800kg. Work out the density of copper.

Mathematics

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snow_tiger [21]3 years ago

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Okay so

Density= mass/volume

44800 kg/5m^3 = 8960kg/m^3
which units are preferred?

1000g/kg
1000000 cm ^3/ m^3

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