You have a cube shaped container with sides of length R. Ass…

You have a cube shaped container with sides of length R. Assume that the mass of the container is negligible. You fill the container with a liquid, and then you measure the mass of the cube using an electric balance. From this measurement, you determine that the density of the liquid is ρ. Next, you grab another cube shaped container, only this one has sides that measure 2R. You fill it with the liquid and then measure the cube’s mass. When you do your calculation, what will be the density of the enlarged cube?