Question

what two types of measurements make up density?
grams and centimeters temperature and mass volume and weight

Explanation:

Density is defined as mass per unit volume, and mass is often measured in terms of weight (in common contexts, though strictly mass and weight differ, weight is related to mass). The formula for density is $
ho=\frac{m}{V}$ (where $
ho$ is density, $m$ is mass/weight, $V$ is volume). Grams (a unit of mass) and centimeters (a unit of length, not directly for density's components), temperature is unrelated to density's basic components. So Volume and Weight (with weight related to mass) are the two types of measurements for density.

Answer:

Assuming the last option (partially visible but likely "Mass and Volume" or similar, but from given options, the correct one among shown is likely the one with Volume and Weight, but if we correct the strict definition, density is mass and volume. However, from the given options, the intended correct one is likely the option with Volume and Weight (assuming a simplified context where weight is used as mass). But if we consider the standard, density is mass (which can be measured via weight in some contexts) and volume. So the correct option (assuming the last option is "Mass and Volume" or similar, but from the visible, the third option "Volume and Weight" is the closest intended answer here.