Maths question, help please

I am helping my son with his homework as he is stuck and one question has me stuck and I think I am overthinking this and have got confused

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7 grams per cm3. Converts to ? Tonne per m3


I am getting muddled with this one , help please !!

Is the answer. 0.07 t / m3 ?


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http://www.unitjuggler.com/convert-density-from-gpercm3-to-metrictonperm3.html

 

 

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high five tcm Woman LOL

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LOL, Freddie. 

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Thank you !

I see where I was getting muddled now
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@ashjoma wrote:
I am helping my son with his homework as he is stuck and one question has me stuck and I think I am overthinking this and have got confused

Question

7 grams per cm3. Converts to ? Tonne per m3


I am getting muddled with this one , help please !!

Is the answer. 0.07 t / m3 ?


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I don't think your son's teacher would expect him to answer the question using a conversion website.

 

The methodology for answering this question is fairly straight forward. 

 

First, determine how many cubic centimetres in a cubic metre.

 

As there are 100 cms in a metre, there are 100 cubed cubic centimetres in a cubic metre: that is 1,000,000.

 

The mass of the medium is 7 grams per cubic centimetre so the mass of 1 cubic metre of the medium is 7 x 1,000,000 or 7 million grams. 

 

Divide by 1 million to convert grams to tonnnes (1,000 grams in a kilogram and 1,000 kilograms in a tonne) and the answer is 7 tonnes.

 

 

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