If volume of an utensil is $1000 c m^{3}$ , then find its weight, given, density of the material it is made of is $17.92 g / c m^{3}$

17920 grams

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17920 grams

The unchanging relation between the weight of an object ( $w$ ), its volume ( $v$ ) and density ( $d$ ) of the material it is made of is given by $w = d \times v$ .

Given $v = 1000 c m^{3}$ , $d = 17.92 g / c m^{3}$ . Then its weight is,

$w = d \times v = 17.92 \times 1000 = 17920 grams$

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