Concept:Density is the mass of a substance per unit volume. It tells how much matter is packed into each cubic metre.Formula used:ρ=Vm, where ρ = density, m = mass, V = volumeGiven:Mass m=10,000 kgVolume V=200 m3Solution:Substitute the values:ρ=200 m310,000 kg20010,000=2100=50So ρ=50 kg m−3 (kg divided by m3 gives kg m−3).Key point: Divide mass by volume. Adding them (10,000+200=10,200, option D) or multiplying is wrong.Answer:Option A (50 kg m−3)