Which equation describes the mass of an object in relation to its volume and density?(1 point)

a. m=DV

b. m=D×V

c. m=D+V

d. m=VD

User Icon for DrBob222 DrBob222 answered
4 years ago

mass = volume x density.

The question is misleading. There are three correct answers listed.

User Icon for JaySkopeZ JaySkopeZ answered
4 years ago

But what is it homie?

User Icon for 7th grader on connexus 7th grader on connexus answered
4 years ago

The answer is B.

m=D*V

User Icon for Nyami Nyami answered
3 years ago

Answers are:

1.A
2.B
3.B
4.D

Hopefully this will help

User Icon for Anonymous Anonymous answered
3 years ago

Nyami your answer is wrong but only 1 is right?😶

User Icon for Anonymous Anonymous answered
3 years ago

Yeah nyami you’re wrong lol

User Icon for Boots and Cats Boots and Cats answered
3 years ago

1. m = D x V

2. Density.

3. 2.7 g/mL

4. D = m/V

I hope this helps!

User Icon for Your saver Your saver answered
3 years ago

Boots and Cats is right thank you

User Icon for Hello:) Hello:) answered
3 years ago

Boots and Cats im confused on your answers

User Icon for geez geez answered
3 years ago

oh come on guyz

User Icon for LittleWolf LittleWolf answered
2 years ago

I'm confused by boots and cats just give me a straight answer is it A, B, C, or D

User Icon for arson arson answered
2 years ago

These are answers for people who are doing the Mass, Weight, and Density Quick Check.

1. A - Bailee is incorrect. The mass of the objects stay the same but weight will change.
2. A - Yes, they would still be balanced because their masses would not change.
3. C - m=D×V
4. D - Platinum
5. B - Quartzite
Hope these answers help yall out.

User Icon for I'm weird I'm weird answered
2 years ago

BOOTS AND CATS S RIGHT 100% ♡ THANKS

User Icon for jayson jayson answered
1 year ago

thx