If the density of an object is 30 g/cm3 and its volume is 10 cm3, what is its mass in grams?
A. 0.33
B. 3
C. 40
D. 300
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Here's ur ans. .⬇
Density = Mass/Volume
30 gm/cm^3 = m/10 cm^3
30 gm/cm^3 × 10cm^3 = m
mass = 300 grams.
Here's ur ans. .⬇
Density = Mass/Volume
30 gm/cm^3 = m/10 cm^3
30 gm/cm^3 × 10cm^3 = m
mass = 300 grams.
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Here is your answer.....
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✴ Density = 30g/cm^3
✴ volume = 10cm^3
⭐ As we know that density of an object is mass per unit volume.
Therefore,
=> 30g/cm^3 = m / 10cm^3
=> m = 300 gm
Hence, mass of the given object = 300gm
✴ Option "D" is the right one...
Hope this helps you...☺
Here is your answer.....
__________________________
✴ Density = 30g/cm^3
✴ volume = 10cm^3
⭐ As we know that density of an object is mass per unit volume.
Therefore,
=> 30g/cm^3 = m / 10cm^3
=> m = 300 gm
Hence, mass of the given object = 300gm
✴ Option "D" is the right one...
Hope this helps you...☺
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