Physics, asked by HMChaudry1592, 3 months ago

A piece of steel has a volume of 12cm^3 and mass of 96g.what is its density in kg/mcube?

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Answered by suhail2070
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Answer:

8000 kg per cubic metres

Explanation:

density = mass/ volume =( 96 /1000 )* (1000000/12) = 8000 kg per cubic metres

Answered by Expert0204
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