Calculate the density of an object of volume 3 m3 and mass 9 kg. State whether this object will float or sink in water. Give reason for your answer.
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Given: Mass = 9 kg Volume = 3 m^3 Density = 9 kg / 3 m^3 Density = 3 kg/m^3 Show more…
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