[Dirt rider]

are there a set of numbers that dictate howmuch more/less mass a volume of one material verses the same volume of another material

example 1unit of materal A (steel) mutiplyed by number X = the mass of an equaly sized unit of materal B (aluminum).

I hope this makes some sense..

 

[shootr]

Originally posted by Dirt rider
are there a set of numbers that dictate howmuch more/less mass a volume of one material verses the same volume of another material

YES
This is density (dont they teach anything in school anymore??)

 

[Dirt rider]

Originally posted by Nobody
ha.



no.



spelling was the first casualty (thanks, aol!)


d=vm

density is equal to volume times mass [stick to metrics, kg, m, etc]

ah THANK YOU!. how simple is that?

 

[RD]

I hated 7th grade science... I got detention.


hahaha, oh well.

 

[Dirt rider]

Originally posted by RD
I hated 7th grade science... I got detention.


hahaha, oh well.

yah problem is when I was 12 I didnt really care what density was... all I knew was the kid beside me was really "dense" and I was most likely thinking about going jumping..