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Physics, 11.12.2021 01:00 chaparro0512

Given that the mass of a liquid is 0.01kg and the volume of the liquid is 0.05m^3 . Calculate the density of the liquid A) 2kg/m^3

B)0.2kg/m^3

C) 5kg/m^3

D) 0.5kg/m^3

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