Question

A rock has a mass of 340.6 kg and a volume of 214 cm^3. Calculate the density

Answer 1

Density = mass/volume

Density = 340.6kg / 214 cm^3

Density = 1.592 kg/ cm^3

Density = 1,592 gram/cm^3

That's about 70 TIMES the density of the most dense natural element (Osmium). This is one verrrry interesting rock !

Answer 2

The density will be "1592 g/cm³".

According to the question,

• Mass, m = 340.6 kg
• Volume, V = 214 cm³

We know the formula,

→ $Density = \frac{Mass}{Volume}$

By substituting the values, we get

                 $= \frac{340.6}{214}$

                 $= 1.592 \ kg/cm^3$

or,

                 $= 1592 \ g/cm^3$

Thus the response above is correct.

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