15-05-2016
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What is the density of a fluid with a massof 10 kg that takes up a space of 60 mL?

What is the density of a fluid with a massof 10 kg that takes up a space of 60 mL? class=

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15-05-2016

Density = mass / volume.

For that particular fluid,

Density = (10,000 gm)/(60 ml)
= (166 and 2/3) gm per ml.

(That's roughly 8 times the density of the most dense substance on Earth.)

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