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Question :-

The density of the mercury is 13.6 g/cm³. If the mass and lenght is measured in M.K.S. system, then what will be its density .

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Answers

Answered by yogita18032008
0

Explanation:

Dimensions of Density are ML

−3

1 kg=1000 g,1 m=100 cm

Thus, 13.6 g/cc=13.6×(1000

−1

)×(100

−1

)

−3

=13.6×10

−3

×10

6

=13.6×10

3

kg/m

3

Answered by chahatj321
1

Answer:

Density of mercury ρ=13.6g cm ^-3

We know, 1g= 1/1000kg

Also 1cm= 1/100m

In SI unit, ρ=13.6× 1/1000kg ×1000000m^-3

⟹ ρ=13600kgm ^-3

Explanation:

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