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@vocaloid
1 mL = 1 cm^3, so you can think of the volume as 70.0 cm^3 instead of 70.0 mL (to keep units consistent) density = mass/volume 0.934 g/cm^3 = mass/70.0 cm^3, solve for mass
65.38?
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@smokeybrown
right, 65.4 after rounding
is this the same
same formula, just solving for volume instead
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is it 35.3
check your setup density = mass/volume 50/volume = 0.706 solve for volume
im not sure what to do
50/volume = 0.706 multiply both sides by volume 50 = 0.706 * volume divide both sides by 0.706
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50 = 0.706 * volume dividing both sides by 0.705 volume = 50/0.706 = 70.8
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