Physics, asked by SAIRAMPATRA, 2 months ago

The density of a iron is 7.8g/cm+cm+cm What do you understand by this statement

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Answered by wwwhrithikgogop4fg07

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the density of an object is defined as mass per unit volume,

i.e if you take a unit volume of then the mass of that unit is equivalent to the density.

The given unit of density has no physical sense, it must be 7.8g/cm*cm*cm.

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