Passage I

The specific volume of a substance is defined as the volume occupied by a given mass of the stance. A substance's density equals I divided by the substance's specific volume. Figure 1 shows how the specific volume of water (in cubic centimeters per gram, cm3/g) varies with temperature, while Figure 2 shows how the specific volume of ethyl alcohol varies with temperature.

5. In addition to the unit representing specific volume that is given in the passage, which of the following units could be used to represent specific volume?

Answer and Explanation

Your Answer is

Correct Answer is D

Explanation

Look at the unit of specific volume in figures 1 & 2 is cm3/g, which is volume/mass, m3/kg in option D is also volume/ quality