If you change the mass and volume does the density of a fluid changes?
Solve: 1. D= 1000kg÷ 4m^3
2. D= 1000kg÷ 2m^3
3. D= 600kg÷ 3m^3
4. D= 400kg÷ 3m^3
If you change the mass and volume, the density of a fluid changes, although it depends on the way you change the mass and volume.
"1. D= 1000\\text{ kg}\u00f7 4\\text{ m}^3=250\\text{ kg\/m}^3,\\\\\n\n2. D= 1000\\text{ kg}\u00f7 2\\text{ m}^3=500\\text{ kg\/m}^3,\\\\\n\n3. D= 600\\text{ kg}\u00f7 3\\text{ m}^3=200\\text{ kg\/m}^3,\\\\\n\n4. D= 400\\text{ kg}\u00f7 3\\text{ m}^3=133\\text{ kg\/m}^3."
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