If you had a block of each type of wood with the same dimensions how would their weights compare explain

Question

Please explain the question "if you had a block of each type of wood with the same dimensions how would their weight compare explain" 

Answer 1

Different types of wood have different density and thus

a block of one type of wood will not necessarily weigh the

same as a block of a different type of wood even with the

same dimensions.

 

Which weighs more:  a 3x3x3

foot cube of concrete or a

3x3x3 foot cube of tin?

 

If you give us numbers to use to compare initial weight

ratios of the different types of wood, then we can determine

the final weight of two blocks of particular dimensions.

Answer 2

Since they have the same dimensions, they have the same volume.  At the same volume, the denser wood has a higher mass, and hence a higher weight.