Physics, asked by maitypracheta, 3 months ago

5. Calculate the density of a body of mass (10 + 0.6 g and volume (4.4 +0.7) cm”.

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Answered by neha5390

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Answer:

2.078 g/cm^3

Explanation:

Mass = 10+0.6= 10.6g

Volume= 4.4+0.7= 5.1cm^3

D= M/V

=> 10.6/5.1 = 2.078 g/cm^3

(on estimating to one decimal place => 2.1 g/cm^3)

Answered by brainlyuser5361

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Answer:

I think answer is 2.07gmcm^3

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