density---- d= m over v mass------ m= dv volume----v= m over d
Solve for density Solve for mass Solve for volume
Make a Triangle Split it into 3 sections. One big top section and 2 smaller sections. Put D in the bottom left corner. Put M in the top area. And put V in the bottom right corner Now you have all 3 sections filled, and you have all 3 equations in one triangle.
D= m/v m= d*v v= m/d
Principle 1: If you pack more mass into the same volume, its more dense.
principle 2: If you pack the same mass into a smaller volume its more dense.
Principle 3: Just because something has more mass does not mean its more dense.
**D = Density** **M = Mass** **V = Volume** D = M/V M = VD V = M/D
there is only 1 way to calculate density.
Low density: gases Medium density: liquids High density: solids
All three of them are made of 24k gold. OR All three of them are made of stainless steel. OR All three of them are made of granite. OR All three of them are made of broiled chicken liver. Density is a characteristic of a substance, not of any specific object. That's why it's a useful concept.
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Pressure can change the volume of all three (to varying degrees) and density = mass (which doesn't change) divided by volume.
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Steel has the greatest density of the three.
Low density: gases Medium density: liquids High density: solids
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