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The density of gold = 19, 300 kg/m3 which is 19 times the density of water....

The density of gold = 19, 300 kg/m3 which is 19 times the density of water. Can gold float on water? Explain.

2/5 of the volume of a solid is under water of density = 1000 kg/m3; find the density of the solid; (c) the same solid floats so that 3/5 of its volume is under liquid. Find the density of liquid. Volume of the solid = 5.0 x 10-3 m3

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