Find the density in g/cm3 of brass, if 535,000 milligrams occupy a volume of 62.3 cm3.

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Answer:

8.59 g/cm3

Step-by-step explanation:

mass = 535,000 mg = 535,000 x 10^-3 g = 535 g

volume = 62.3 cm3

density = m/V = 535 / 62.3 = 8.58747993579 g/cm3 or 8.59 g/cm3

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