Estimate the weight of honey that it would take to fill a bathtub. What factor is this heavier is this from water

Weight of honey required to fill bath tub  is 435kg

Honey is 1.45 times heavier than water

Explanation:

Rough volume of a bathtub is 300 litres

density of honey is 1.45 kg/L

Density of honey in bath tub is given by

where, mass is the weight of honey in bath tub and volume is volume of bath tub

on substituting the given values in above equation we get

1.45 =

⇒1.45 x 300 = mass of honey in bath tub or weight of honey

⇒ weight of honey required to fill bath tub  is 435kg

density of water is 0.997 kg/L

therefore for the same amount of volume the ratio of weight of honey to water is equal to ratio of density of honey to water

∴

on substituting the value of densities we get

⇒ honey is 1.45 times heavier than water

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