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I am a bit confused with using the appropriate units. I have two values for density and volume which contain units of:

Density $\rho$ = kg m^-3

Volume v = kg m^3

One thing i am confused here is why density is per meters negative cubed and volume is per meters positive cubed?

What is the difference between the two ? I am trying to visualize this in my mind in a physical aspect to understand why this is the case but don't fully understand it.

I am a bit confused with using the appropriate units. I have two values for density and volume which contain units of:

Density $\rho$ = kg m^-3

Volume v = kg m^3

One thing i am confused here is why density is per meters negative cubed and volume is per meters positive cubed?

What is the difference between the two ? I am trying to visualize this in my mind in a physical aspect to understand why this is the case but don't fully understand it.

I am a bit confused with using the appropriate units. I have two values for density and volume which contain units of:

Density $\rho$ = kg m^-3

Volume v = m^3

One thing i am confused here is why density is per meters negative cubed and volume is per meters positive cubed?

What is the difference between the two ? I am trying to visualize this in my mind in a physical aspect to understand why this is the case but don't fully understand it.

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Units for volume and density

I am a bit confused with using the appropriate units. I have two values for density and volume which contain units of:

Density $\rho$ = kg m^-3

Volume v = kg m^3

One thing i am confused here is why density is per meters negative cubed and volume is per meters positive cubed?

What is the difference between the two ? I am trying to visualize this in my mind in a physical aspect to understand why this is the case but don't fully understand it.