To determine: The density of different objects and rank them in the order of their densities.
Answer to Problem 9AP
The density of the object A is
Explanation of Solution
Calculation:
Write an expression to find the density of object A.
Here,
Substitute 50 kg for mass and
Therefore, the density of the object A is
Write an expression to find the density of object B.
Here,
Substitute 90 lb for mass and
Therefore, the density of the object B is
Write an expression to find the density of object C.
Here,
Substitute 3 slugs for mass and
Therefore, the density of the object C is
Write an expression to find the density of object D.
Here,
Substitute 450 N for mass and
Therefore, the density of the object D is
Write an expression to find the density of object E.
Here,
Substitute 45 kg for mass and
Therefore, the density of the object E is
Therefore, the density of the object A is
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