How to Calculate the Mass of a Liquid: A Simple Formula

Learn how to easily find the mass of a liquid using volume and density. Essential steps and tips for accurate results.

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To find the mass of a liquid, multiply its volume by its density using the formula: Mass = Volume × Density. Ensure you use consistent units, such as liters for volume and kilograms per liter for density, to obtain the mass in kilograms.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is the formula to find the mass of a liquid? The formula to find the mass is Mass = Volume × Density.
  2. Why is it important to use consistent units? Using consistent units ensures accurate calculations, such as using liters for volume and kilograms per liter for density.
  3. How do you measure the density of a liquid? Density can be measured using a hydrometer or by dividing mass by volume.
  4. Can this formula be used for any liquid? Yes, as long as you have the correct volume and density values for the specific liquid.

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