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9 November, 17:43

How large of a container would be needed to hold 800 g of water?

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  1. 9 November, 19:16
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    Since water has a density of 1 gram per cubic centimetre, then the container would need to be 800 cubic centimetres. if this container were a perfect cube, then the length of the side of the container would be equal to the cube-root of
  2. 9 November, 20:13
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    The container would need to be 800 milliliters or 800 cubic centimeters, because there is one gram of mass in one cubic centimeter of water.
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