Indeed Density (d) is in fact given in
[tex] g \div {cm}^{3} [/tex]
Answer [D].
Since density (d) is a measurement of a substance's mass per volume, or d = m/v, we can see that units would be in g, kg, etc for mass and mL, L, etc for volume. And then where does
[tex] {cm}^{3} [/tex]
come from?? Well 1 mL of water occupies a cylindrical space of 1 cubic cm.
