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Density can be determined by the
mass of an object and how much it takes up space (volume). It is represented by
the formula D = M/V where D is the density in kg/m^3 or lb/ft^3, M is the mass
in kg or lb and V is the volume in m^3 or ft^3. The answer would be A.  For example, you are given the mass of an
object of 40.5kg and a volume of 15m^3. Find its density.



D = M/V


D = (40.5 kg)
/ (15 m^3)

D = 27/10 or
2.7 kg/m^3 

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Answer:

My answer is A.

Explanation:

by using a density triangle, you would have to cover up the density and then it will show you, m over v. so that means you would have to divide.

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