Physics, asked by jayesh4167, 7 months ago

1 kg per metre cube is equal to

a.100 g/ centimetre cube
b.10^3 g/cm^3
c.10^-3 g/centimetre cube
d.10^-6 g per centimetre three​

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Answered by monalisan099
1

Explanation:

Option C is right because 1 kg is 10³ g and 1m =10²cm

so 1 kg /m³ = 10³ g/ (10²)³ cm³ = 10^-3 g/ cm³

Answered by SushantLover
1

Answer:

C) IS THE RIGHT ANSWER

Explanation:

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