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The density of a material is calculated by:

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anyanavicka [17]2 years ago

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Answer:

The density of the material is defined as the mass of the material to its volume.

ρ = M / V

Explanation:

The density of the material is a scalar quantity.

If the mass and the volume of the material is known the density of the material can be calculated using the formula,

ρ = M / V

The mass of the material can be found using a physical balance.

The volume of a geometrically symmetrical material can be found using the geometrical measurement. For a brick,

V = l x b x h

For non-geometrically shaped material the volume can be found from the displacement method using water.

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