What is the volume of an object with the density of 1.0 and a mass of 12kg?

Question

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Answer 1

Volume = mass divided by density.

Answer 2

The figure 1.0 alone does not represent a Density.

It is a Specific Gravity and, in this case it is the S.G. of pure water at 4°C and 1atm. Water at these conditions is at its Maximum Density and Minimum Volume of 1kg/L.

If the 'Object' is a mass of water then, 12kg x 1.0kg/L = 12 Litres Volume.

12kg of water = 12,000g = 12.0 Litres = 12,000mL

= 12,000cc. (cubic centimetres).

= 12,000cc / 1,000,000cc per cubic metre (m³)

= 0.012m³ volume.

A 12kg solid with the same density as water will have a volume of 12,000cc.

12,000cc / 1,000,000cc/m³ = 0.012m³. Volume.

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Answer 3

Density=mass/volume

so volume = 12.0