What error, if any, would the calculated density of the solid have if the material had a hollow center? 1 ) The calculated density would be low, because the volume would be incorrectly measured low.

2) The calculated density would be low, because the volume would be incorrectly measured high.

3)The calculated density would be high, because the volume would be incorrectly measured low.

4)The calculated density would be high, because the volume would be incorrectly measured high.

If the material had a hollow center, the correct option will be

If a material had a hollow center, then volume would be high which results in low density.

The most accurate way to calculate the density of any solid, liquid or gas is to divide its mass in kilograms by its volume in cubic meters. The unit for density is .

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