Specific Gravity

This physics video tutorial provides a basic introduction into specific gravity which is a ratio of the density of an object relative to the density of a fluid such as water.
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Why do we multiply when converting from g/cm^3 to kg/m^3 shouldn’t it be divided instead? I thought when you are converting from a smaller unit to a bigger unit you were supposed to divide. Edit: guys I understood it tysm.

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Bro look , 1 kg is 1000g so 1k g is 0.001g and we just multiply upper part which is g ( gram of g/cm3) with 10^-3 and below which is cm3( cm3 in g/cm3) we multiply it with 10^-6 because 1cm3 is 0.000001 m3. After doing this we cancel 10^-3 with 10^-6 and it would be 10^-3-(-6) which is 10^-3+6 which is 10^3, that is why we multiply it with 1000

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Hey you are misunderstanding numerator values with denominator values. It goes up.

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Don't feel bad, please. This crap stumped me for a minute and I had to pause and check myself. It's bc the conversion factor for cm to m is cubed, FYI Maybe you got it, but somebody else might have the same question so imma share here

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omg the term "specific gravity" makes me think of many other things instead of the density of some object relative to the density of water 😔

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