The object's density is given with the help of the mass of the object and with the volume. The density of the object weighing 240 gm with a volume of 12 mL is 20 g/mL.
What is density?
The density of an object is the volume of the solution displaced by the mass of the object. It is given by the ratio of the mass to the volume of the object and the solution displaced.
Density is an important measurement formula that is used in fluid dynamics to determine buoyancy.
The density of the object is given as,
Density (D) = Mass ÷ Volume
Given,
Mass = 240 gm
Volume = 12mL
Substituting values in the above formula the density will be calculated as:
Density (D) = 240 gm ÷ 12 mL
D = 20 gm/mL
Therefore, the density of the 240 gm object will be 20 gm/mL.
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