Physics, asked by ashikha93, 10 months ago

Two cubes of side 20 cm each, having
20 kg and 10 kg of mass. find the density of cubes. Are they made
material? Justify your answer.​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Edge of each cube = 20cm

=> Volume of each cube = (20)^3 = 800cm^3

Mass of Cube1 = 20kg

Mass of Cube2 = 10kg.

Thus,

Density of Cube1 :-

m = 20 kg

V = 800cm^3

=> Density (d1) = m/V

d1 = 20/800

d1 = 1/40

=> d1 = 0.025 kg/cm^3

Density of Cube2 :-

m = 10 kg

V = 800cm^3

=> Density (d2) = m/V

d2 = 10/800

d2= 1/80

=> d2 = 0.0125 kg/cm^3

Here, d1 ≠ d2, therefore, we can conclude that both cubes are made from different materials.

Answered by FehlingSolution
2

Edge of each cube = 20cm

=> Volume of each cube = (20)^3 = 800cm^3

Mass of Cube1 = 20kg

Mass of Cube2 = 10kg.

Thus,

Density of Cube1 :-

m = 20 kg

V = 800cm^3

=> Density (d1) = m/V

d1 = 20/800

d1 = 1/40

=> d1 = 0.025 kg/cm^3

Density of Cube2 :-

m = 10 kg

V = 800cm^3

=> Density (d2) = m/V

d2 = 10/800

d2= 1/80

=> d2 = 0.0125 kg/cm^3

Here, d1 ≠ d2, therefore, we can conclude that both cubes are made from different materials.

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