Question #291154

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


1
Expert's answer
2022-01-27T09:12:05-0500

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 kg÷4 m3=250 kg/m3,2.D=1000 kg÷2 m3=500 kg/m3,3.D=600 kg÷3 m3=200 kg/m3,4.D=400 kg÷3 m3=133 kg/m3.1. D= 1000\text{ kg}÷ 4\text{ m}^3=250\text{ kg/m}^3,\\ 2. D= 1000\text{ kg}÷ 2\text{ m}^3=500\text{ kg/m}^3,\\ 3. D= 600\text{ kg}÷ 3\text{ m}^3=200\text{ kg/m}^3,\\ 4. D= 400\text{ kg}÷ 3\text{ m}^3=133\text{ kg/m}^3.



Need a fast expert's response?

Submit order

and get a quick answer at the best price

for any assignment or question with DETAILED EXPLANATIONS!

Comments

No comments. Be the first!
LATEST TUTORIALS
APPROVED BY CLIENTS