Question

The density (d) of an object is its mass (m) divided by its volume (V). Which equation does NOT show this relationship?

A) d = m / V.
B) d = V / m.
C) V = m * d.
D) m = d * V.

Answer 1

The equation that does NOT show the relationship between density (d), mass (m), and volume (V) is Option B) d = V / m.

Step-by-step explanation:

The equation that does NOT show the relationship between density (d), mass (m), and volume (V) is Option B) d = V / m.

The correct equation that shows the relationship is Option A) d = m / V. This equation states that density (d) is equal to the mass (m) divided by the volume (V).

Examples of correct equations are Option C) V = m * d, which rearranges the equation to solve for volume, and Option D) m = d * V, which rearranges the equation to solve for mass.