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Standard IX
Physics
Fundamental and Derived Quantity
Dimensions of...
Question
Dimensions of cuboidal ice is
50
c
m
×
30
c
m
×
20
c
m
. Find its weight in kilogram. If weight of
1000
c
m
3
ice is
900
gram.
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Solution
Volume of cube
=
length
×
breadth
×
height
=
50
×
30
×
20
=
30000
c
m
3
Weight of
1000
c
m
3
=
900
gram
⇒
Weight of
30000
c
m
3
=
900
1000
×
30000
=
27000
grams
=
27
kg.
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