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If an object has the mass of 109.67 g and a volume of 16.99 cm3 what's its density
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If an object has the mass of 109.67 g and a volume of 16.99 cm3 what's its density

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6.45 g/cm3

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Answer:

6.45 g/cm3

Step-by-step explanation:

Density is equal to mass divided by volume, so

109.67 g/16.99 cm3=6.45 g/cm3

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