6.1 Density (GCSE Physics)

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Steel sinks in water because it has:

If an object has a mass of 100 kg and a volume of 10 m³, what is its density?

Density can be calculated using which formula?

In SI units, mass should be measured in:

Which characteristic will remain constant as long as the state and purity of a substance do not change?

What can you conclude if two objects have equal volumes but different masses?

What happens to the density of an object when its volume increases but its mass remains constant?

What is the density of water (approximately)?

A material will float when it has:

A particular liquid occupies a volume of 10 litres and has a mass of 10000 grams. What is its density in kg per litre?

Why would a material like wood float on water rather than sink?

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