Tank capacity 60 m3. How much gasoline can you pour into it? The density of gasoline is 710 kg / m3.

The volume of a body is expressed in terms of mass and density by the following formula: Volume of a body is the ratio of body mass to the density of the substance of which the body is composed.

V = m / ρ;

Here:

V – body volume (m³),

m – body weight, (kilogram),

ρ is the density of the substance, (kg / m³).

V = 60 m ^ 3;

ρ = 710 kg / m ^ 3.

m = ρ * V = 42600 kg;

Answer 42600 kg;