Question

2) Find the density of an object if its mass is 600 kg and volume is 120 m²​

Answer 1

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$\leadsto\sf{Mass \: of \: the \: object = 600 \: kg}$

$\leadsto\sf{Volume \: of \: the \: object = 120m {}^{3} }$

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$\\ \leadsto\sf{Density \: = \frac{Mass}{Volume} }$

$\\ \leadsto \sf{p = \frac{m}{v} }$

$\\ \leadsto\sf{p = \frac{600}{120}}$

$\\ \leadsto \sf{p = \frac{60}{12} }$

$\\ \leadsto \sf{p = 5 \: kgm {}^{ - 3} }$

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Answer 2

Answer:

Given :

Mass ( m ) = 600 kg

Volume ( v ) = 120 m²

To find :

Density

Formula :

↦Density = Mass ( m ) / Volume ( v )

According to the question :

Mass = 600 kg { given }

Volume = 120 m² { given }

Substituting the values of Mass and Volume :

⟹ Density = 600 kg / 120 m²

⟹ 600 / 120

⟹ 5 kg / m³

∴ The density of the object = 5 kg / m³

So, It's Done !!