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31 March, 09:05

Mass = 386g volume = 30cm3

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  1. 31 March, 09:12
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    If you are trying to find density, you would divide mass by volume, which would be 12.9 (rounded to the nearest tenth place) so your final answer should be 12.9g/cm^3
  2. 31 March, 11:49
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    Can you be more specific, I think the answer is 7.1506
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