Physics, asked by ishikaa14, 7 months ago

Calculate the density of 150 cm3 of a piece of iron which weighs 1100g. In the SI unit.

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Answered by Anonymous

3

Answer:

Density = Mass/Volume

=

$1100 \div 150$

= 7.33 g/cm^3

Answered by pandita

2

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