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a piece of steel has a volume of 12cm cube,and a mass of 96g.what is its density in kg/mcube

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Answered by anonymous64
33
Here,
Volume of iron, v = 12 cm³
Mass of iron, m = 96 g = 96/1000 kg = 0.096kg

And, we have to find,
Density of iron, d = ?

We know, by formula, that

d =  \frac{m}{v}
Putting the values,

 =  > d =  \frac{0.096}{12}
 =  > d =  \frac{96}{12 \times 1000}
 =  > d =  \frac{0.096}{12000}
 =   > d = 0.008
Hence, density of Iron is 0.008 kg/m³.
That's your answer.

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Answered by 1Maanya
7

1 m3 = 1000000 cm3

=> 1 cm3 = 1/1000000 m3

12cm^3 changes to 12/1000000 m3

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