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OpenStudy (anonymous):

What is the volume of a substance whose density is 11.3g/ml and mass is 25.3g?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Density = mass / volume so volume = mass / density

OpenStudy (anonymous):

BluFoot gives a good answer. This is good example of how to work things out by paying attention to the units: if the units of density are g/ml then dividing a quantity in g by the density will give an answer in ml. Likewise if the volume had been given then the mass could have been calculated by multiplying the volume by the density - the units of volume would have cancelled out to give an answer in grams.

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