You make the following measurements of an object – 22 kg and 42 m3. What would the object’s density be? Show your work for credit and include final units.

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You make the following measurements of an object – 22 kg and 42 m3.  What would the object’s density be?  Show your work for credit and include final units.

photon336 · Answer

$$Density = \frac{ mass }{ volume }$$

photon336 · Answer

The density can be measured in; 
Mass = kilograms 
Volume = meters^3 

there are other units used for density.

photon336 · Answer

$$\frac{ Kilograms}{ Meters ^{3} }$$

photon336 · Answer

@Needhelpp101 does this make sense?

needhelpp101 · Answer

42/22 = 1.909 QED

photon336 · Answer

22 = kilograms and that's your mass 
42 = your volume in meters cubed. 

make sure you look at the formula b.c sometimes if you rush in you'll get the wrong answer. 

the formula says density = mass/volume 

so 22kg/42m^3 = your density

needhelpp101 · Answer

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