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To find the density of and object we must first know both its mass and its volume, then density can be calculated using the formula d=m/v.
In this case we do not know the volume but we do know the object's length, bredth and height. The volume can then be be calculated using the formula V= l*b*h
This gives a volume of 18 cm3.
Using the following information we can now calculate the object's density.
m=36
v=18
36/18=2
Density= 2 g/cm3 (grams per cubic centimetre)
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