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15 grams of water is placed into a beaker that has a mass of 120 grams what is the mass of the water and beaker together
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15 grams of water is placed into a beaker that has a mass of 120 grams what is the mass of the water and beaker together

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15 grams + 120 grams =135 grams all together

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135

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15grams of water + 120 grams of beaker=135 grams together

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