HOW TO CALCULATE THE DIMENSIONS OF DENSITY?






we know that 

\[DENSITY=\frac{MASS}{VOLUME}\]
\[[\rho]=\frac{[M]}{[V]}\]
\[[\rho]=\frac{[M^{1}]}{[L^{3}]}\]
\[[\rho]=[M^{1}L^{-3}]\]

i.e. 
Dimensions of density is \[[\rho]=[M^{1}L^{-3}]\]

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