Density – convert units?
Hello everyone,
Do I have the conversions correct here?
In the 3rd task it should say kg/ml at the front.
Thanks again in advance
Kind regards, Clara
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Whether the third task has a typing error? Maybe the questioner wrote something wrong?
I couldn’t find out.
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On the 3rd it must be kg/ml hot
Well, you can do this by yourself now after @Halseddystrom has given you the others!
… and a milliliter is a cubic centimeter.
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The first result is already wrong (and without writing the way of calculation, everything looks a little guessed).
ml = cm3
dm3 = l
kg
g/cm3 or g/ml => kg/l of the same value
just down right, rest wrong
Could you give me the task, please?
Also the last task is wrong…
There is no matter (on earth) with 13.5 kg/ml