In sand replacement method, if the mass of sand filling the calibrating container is 1450g and volume of calibrating container is 1000cm3, then its buk density is_______ g/cm3.

In sand replacement method, if the mass of sand filling the calibrating container is 1450g and volume of calibrating container is 1000cm3, then its buk density is_______ g/cm3. Correct Answer 1.45

Given, Mass of sand filling the calibrating container M’=450g Volume of calibrating container V=1000cm3 ∴Buk density ρ=M’/V=1450/1000 ρ=1.45 g/cm3.
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