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The mass of a block was measured in grams using a triple beam balance. Using the picture, determine the mass of the block. A. 709.4 g B. 94.71 g C. 179.39 g D. 1793.9 g
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The mass of a block was measured in grams using a triple beam balance. Using the picture, determine the mass of the block. A. 709.4 g B. 94.71 g C. 179.39 g D. 1793.9 g
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