$"1200 kg"$ and $"2 kg/m"^3$ . What is its volume?

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Answer 1 · 2018-02-25T22:57:14

$"600 m"^3$

$"Volume" = "mass" / "density"$

So

$"1200 kg"/"2 kg/m"^3 = "600 m"^3$

$"volume" = "600 m"^3$

"1200 kg""1200 kg" and "2 kg/m"^3"2 kg/m"^3. What is its volume?