Can someone help

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Can someone help

Sharkattack123 · Answer

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Is it A?

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UnknownShadowLove · Answer

@sharkattack123 wrote:

B

Sharkattack123 · Answer

@unknownshadowlove wrote:

@sharkattack123 wrote:

B

for the first one?

UnknownShadowLove · Answer

mhm

UnknownShadowLove · Answer

im working n the second rn

Sharkattack123 · Answer

can u explain

Sharkattack123 · Answer

smh-

Sharkattack123 · Answer

Its not even math -

UnknownShadowLove · Answer

@unknownshadowlove wrote:

mhm

Look up the density of the material the object is made of in kg/m³. Measure the mass (or weight) of the object in kilograms. Divide the mass by the density. You will then have the volume of the object in m³.

Sharkattack123 · Answer

@unknownshadowlove wrote:

mhm

Look up the density of the material the object is made of in kg/m³. Measure the mass (or weight) of the object in kilograms. Divide the mass by the density. You will then have the volume of the object in m³.

Hm ok

Sharkattack123 · Answer

@sharkattack123 wrote:

@unknownshadowlove wrote:

mhm

Look up the density of the material the object is made of in kg/m³. Measure the mass (or weight) of the object in kilograms. Divide the mass by the density. You will then have the volume of the object in m³.

Hm ok

ty

UnknownShadowLove · Answer

@sharkattack123 wrote:

D=M/V D=30mL/6g D=0.005 m3 / kg Basically what you do is you divide the mass by the volume to get your density.

UnknownShadowLove · Answer

@sharkattack123 wrote:

@unknownshadowlove wrote:

mhm

Look up the density of the material the object is made of in kg/m³. Measure the mass (or weight) of the object in kilograms. Divide the mass by the density. You will then have the volume of the object in m³.

Hm ok

ty

mhm

Sharkattack123 · Answer

@unknownshadowlove wrote:

@sharkattack123 wrote:

D=M/V D=30mL/6g D=0.005 m3 / kg Basically what you do is you divide the mass by the volume to get your density.

whats this for?

UnknownShadowLove · Answer

@sharkattack123 wrote:

@unknownshadowlove wrote:

@sharkattack123 wrote:

D=M/V D=30mL/6g D=0.005 m3 / kg Basically what you do is you divide the mass by the volume to get your density.

whats this for?

The second image

Sharkattack123 · Answer

ahhhh

UnknownShadowLove · Answer

@sharkattack123 wrote:

ahhhh

ye lol

Sharkattack123 · Answer

did u get that from google smh

UnknownShadowLove · Answer

@sharkattack123 wrote:

did u get that from google smh

nope i worked it myself irl

UnknownShadowLove · Answer

@unknownshadowlove wrote:

@sharkattack123 wrote:

did u get that from google smh

nope i worked it myself irl

im an AP Science/AP Math nerd lol

Sharkattack123 · Answer

@unknownshadowlove wrote:

@sharkattack123 wrote:

did u get that from google smh

nope i worked it myself irl

im an AP Science/AP Math nerd lol

hm ok i just still dont get it sorry ..

UnknownShadowLove · Answer

@sharkattack123 wrote:

@unknownshadowlove wrote:

@sharkattack123 wrote:

did u get that from google smh

nope i worked it myself irl

im an AP Science/AP Math nerd lol

hm ok i just still dont get it sorry ..

welp i showed you the steps. thats all i can do. (I even gave u le answer)

Sharkattack123 · Answer

@unknownshadowlove wrote:

@sharkattack123 wrote:

@unknownshadowlove wrote:

@sharkattack123 wrote:

did u get that from google smh

nope i worked it myself irl

im an AP Science/AP Math nerd lol

hm ok i just still dont get it sorry ..

welp i showed you the steps. thats all i can do. (I even gave u le answer)

ty e.e

UnknownShadowLove · Answer

@sharkattack123 wrote:

@unknownshadowlove wrote:

@sharkattack123 wrote:

@unknownshadowlove wrote:

@sharkattack123 wrote:

did u get that from google smh

nope i worked it myself irl

im an AP Science/AP Math nerd lol

hm ok i just still dont get it sorry ..

welp i showed you the steps. thats all i can do. (I even gave u le answer)

ty e.e

np

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