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How is the density of an object in kg/L related to its density in g/mL? (1 point)​
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How is the density of an object in kg/L related to its density in g/mL? (1 point)​

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kg =1000g ml =1/1000 L

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1000g/L=1g/1/1000L=1000g/L

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