Can you please tell me the volume (in CM³) and density (in g/CM³) for all 9 planets? (or give me a site 2go2)

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Can you please tell me the volume (in CM³) and density (in g/CM³) for all 9 planets? OR if not, at least a site that contains the info i need! Thanks!!!

PLEASE NOTE THAT:

:: THE VOLUME BE IN CM³

:: ALSO, DENSITY MUST BE IN GRAMS/CENTIMETERS³ (NOT METERS!)

>> volume (in cm³) and density (in g/cm³) of MERCURY

>> volume (in cm³) and density (in g/cm³) of VENUS

>> volume (in cm³) and density (in g/cm³) of EARTH

>> volume (in cm³) and density (in g/cm³) of MARS

>> volume (in cm³) and density (in g/cm³) of JUPITER

>> volume (in cm³) and density (in g/cm³) of SATURN

>> volume (in cm³) and density (in g/cm³) of URANUS

>> volume (in cm³) and density (in g/cm³) of NEPTUNE

>> volume (in cm³) and density (in g/cm³) of PLUTO

even though the volume is in cm cubed, it'll be in SCientific nOtatiOn!!!

Please help me!

At least give me a good website w/ accuarate information!!!!!! =)

I'd really appreciate it!!!!!

*accurate (not accuarate << LOL)

so, PLUTO is not a planet? & there are only 8 planets?

Answer 1

Your density will be similar to whatever material makes up the planet. For instance, Mars is mostly rock, with some iron ore. I'd guess the density is on the order of 2.5 g/cm3. Jupiter is made up of mostly dense gases. I'd guess given the temp, that the density is slightly higher than that of water, like 1.3 g/cm3.

Volume on the other hand.......are you kidding? You seriously want it in cm3???? You'll run out of room on your paper writing zeros.

Answer 2

There are only 8 planets, and you can look this up yourself.

Answer 3

call 911, they can help u! but be aware, they like to smell dirty laundry!