How to Calculate Density of an Object

What measurements would you need to calculate the density of a nail?

A) The length of the nail.

B) The color of the nail.

C) The mass of the nail.

D) The material the nail is made from.

Answer: C.) The mass of the nail.

To calculate the density of a nail, you will need to measure its mass. Determining the mass of the nail is essential in calculating density because density is defined as mass per unit volume. By measuring the mass of the nail, you can then proceed to measure its volume to accurately determine its density.

The formula to calculate density is:

Density = Mass / Volume

So, in this case, you would need to measure the mass of the nail and then calculate its volume to find the density value. The color, length, or material of the nail does not directly contribute to the calculation of density.

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