Two identical cans are filled with fuel: one with gasoline, the other with kerosene.

Two identical cans are filled with fuel: one with gasoline, the other with kerosene. The mass of what fuel is more? Density of gasoline-710 kg / m3 density of kerosene-790 kg / m3

As we know from the school physics course, the mass of a substance can be calculated using the following formula:
m = V * p, where V is the volume of the conventional substance, and p is, accordingly, its density.
According to the condition of our problem, it is known that the canisters, into which different types of fuel are filled, have the same volume.
Thus, the mass of the poured fuel will be greater in the canister, in which the fuel will have a higher density.
Let’s compare the indicators:
710 <790.
Answer: The mass of kerosene will be greater.