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Giovanny Schneider
22 June, 01:29
What is the density of mass=108g volume=5.64cm3
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Bumper
22 June, 05:03
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19.15kg/m³
Explanation:
density=mass/volume
d=m/v
d=108/5.64
19.15kg/m³
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