what is the mass of an object with a density of 15 g/ml and a volume of 3 ml
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it is given that , density of object is 15 g/ml
and volume of that object is 3ml
we know,
mass of object = density of that object × volume of that object
= 15g/ml × 3ml
= 45g
hence, mass of the object is 45g
and volume of that object is 3ml
we know,
mass of object = density of that object × volume of that object
= 15g/ml × 3ml
= 45g
hence, mass of the object is 45g
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Answer: The mass of the object is 45 g.
Explanation:
1 g/ml = 1000 g/l
so
15 g/ml = 15 (1000 g/l)
15 g/ml = 15000 g/l
⇒ Density = 15000 g/l
Also
Volume = 3 ml = 3 (1/1000) l = 0.003 l
So
⇒ Volume = 0.003 l
Now
Mass = Density . Volume
m = p . v
Mass = (15000 g/l)(0.003)
⇒ Mass = 45 g
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