Water has density of 1000 kg /m^3. The volume of an object is 9m^3 . If the object is completely submerged in water then what is the mass of water it displaces? [Hint: mass of water = density of water x volume of water] A.9 kg B.1000 kg C.9000kg D.Nether. Needs more information to calculate.

Given- Density of water (ρ) = 1000 kg/m3 Volume of object (v) = 9 m3

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Water has density of 1000 kg /m^3. The volume of an object is 9m^3 . If the object is completely submerged in water then what is the mass of water it displaces? [Hint: mass of water = density of water x volume of water]

A.

9 kg

B.

1000 kg

C.

9000kg

D.

Nether. Needs more information to calculate.

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