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28 March, 17:02

How would you determine the volume of an object if you were given its mass and density?

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  1. 28 March, 19:25
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    Density = mass / volume

    To solve for volume, multiply both sides of the equation by volume. This will cancel volume on the right and place it on the left.

    volume x density = mass / volume x volume

    volume x density = mass

    Now, divide both sides by the density.

    volume x density / density = mass / density

    In the end, density cancels out so:

    Volume = mass / density
  2. 28 March, 19:34
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    Mass = volume/density
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