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please help guys? If the volume of a 10 g object is 5 cm3, what is the object's density? Use the formula: density = mass / volume. A. 0.5 B. 0.5 cm^3/g C. 2g/cm^3 D. 50 g*cm^3
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density=mass/ volume mass is 10 g volume is 5 cm3 density =10g /5 cm3 density = 2g/cm^3 C
If I were you, I would figure out why density = mass / volume is so hard to do. Because it is telling you the answer. What are you missing ?
so our answer wuld be c
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The typical unit used in the laboratory when measuring volume is the A. pound per square inch. B. milliliter. C. cubic centimeter. D. both b and c.
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