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Forces in Action 1
Forces in Action 1
Volume =
B= 1m³
1m
L= Mass =
1m 7800kg
H=
1m
This means that a cube which has 1m³ volume contains 7800kg of mass
Practice Questions:
3
1. Ametal block of volume 48 cm
and has mass of 96 g. What is its
density? Convert the answer in
3
kg /m
Answe
r
D=M/V
= 96 / 48
= 2 g / cm ³
= 2 x 1000
= 2000 kg/m ³
2 . A cereal manufacturer creates a
new cereal with a density of 1.25
3
g/cm . She then measures out 75
3
cm of milk with a mass of 85 grams.
Will the cereal float or sink in the milk
?
Justify your answer.
Measuring the density of an
irregularly shaped solid
Measuring the density of an
irregularly shaped solid
M=
50g
► VOLUME OF STONE = final volume – initial
volume
= V2 – V1
= (40 – 30 ) cm³
= 10 cm³
V1 = 30 V2 = 40
cm³ ► cm³ DENSITY = MASS / VOLUME
► = 50 /10
Initial Final
► volume = 5 g/ cm³
volume
Measuring the density of an irregularly
shaped solid
1. Mass of solid is found by placing it on top
pan balance.