A piece of copper of mass is 8.9 kg has a volume 0.001 m³. What is the density of copper?
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Density of copper d = 8.9 g cm-3
= 8.9 × 1000 kg m -3
[∵ 1 g cm-3 = 1000 kg m-3]
= 8900 kg m‐³
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Given :-
- A piece of copper of mass is 8.9 kg has a volume 0.001 m³.
To find :-
- Density of copper
Solution :-
- Mass of copper = 8.9 kg
- Volume of copper = 0.001m³
As we know
→ D = M/V
Where " D " is density, " M " is mass and " V " is volume.
- According to the given condition
→ Density = 8.9/0.001
→ Density = 89/1 × 1000/10
→ Density = 89 × 100
→ Density = 8900kgm¯³
Hence,
- Density of copper is 8900kgm¯³
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