A bar is 20 centimeter thick and 30 centimeter wide
A bar is 2.0 centimeter thick and 3.0 centimeter wide. The bar has a uniform density in width and thickness, but has a mass per unit length of 4.0 g/cm in length. It is 6.0 centimeter wide. Determine its total mass.
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