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A standard 1.00 kilogram weight is a cylinder 44.6 mm in height and with a radius...

A standard 1.00 kilogram weight is a cylinder 44.6 mm in height and with a radius of 22.1 mm. What is the density of the material in kg/m3 ?

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In the question he has given mass as 1 kg weight that means, it has mass of 1 kg. And if need force we multiply it by gravity (g), we got force 9.8 N. But in question we don't require force. Only we requires mass i.e. 1 kg.

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