How do you find the density of a elephant?

Answer 1

First you fill tub with water all the way,

Put him in ,

walk him out,

take the Volume of the water now missing,

then stand him on 4 scales ( 1 for each foot )

The total density = mass divided by volume .

(mass is the weight)

Hope i helped!

Answer 2

Get the elephant into a (large!) pool of water. You should be able to see how much the water on the side of the pool has gone up. By Archimedes Principle, the mass of the water displaced is the same as the mass of the elephant.

If you can completely submerge the elephant in the water, the measurement of how far the water has gone up will equal the volume of the elephant. This may be difficult, as elephants can swim but are not notably good skin divers.

Answer 3

To find the density of an elephant, you would measure its mass (in kilograms) and divide it by its volume (in cubic meters). By knowing the mass and volume of the elephant, you can calculate its density in units such as kilograms per cubic meter.