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what is the density of a rock mass (0.05kg), submerged in water which diplaced by a 25cm^3 volume?

Answer:Mass (m)= 0.05kgVolume = 25cm^3Density=mass/Volume= 0.05kg/25cm^3=2000kg/m^3

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